Women in High Performance Computing Launches ‘Move the Needle’ Project for 2024

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Women in High Performance Computing (WHPC), in collaboration with Alces Flight, is proud to unveil the ‘Move the Needle’ project, a initiative aimed at fostering workplace inclusivity in the High Performance Computing industry.

The ‘Move the Needle‘ project, a year-long event, is dedicated to tracking actions and fostering accountability in the realm of diversity and inclusion within supercomputing.

With a focus on key areas such as personal development, recruiting and retention, skills development, sustainability, legacy, and more, this initiative recognizes that every action, regardless of its scale, contributes significantly to creating a more inclusive environment.

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