👉 Housewives computing, also known as "computing by housewives," is a grassroots initiative that empowers women, particularly those in underrepresented communities, to develop and apply computational skills through collaborative projects and workshops. Originating as a response to the digital divide, this movement encourages women to engage with technology by tackling real-world problems in their local areas, such as optimizing community resources, improving public services, or enhancing local infrastructure. By pooling their knowledge and resources, housewives create innovative solutions using tools like Python, R, and SQL, often sharing their findings through blogs, social media, and community events. This not only fosters a sense of empowerment and self-reliance but also bridges the gap between technology and everyday life, making computing accessible and relevant to a broader audience.
