DWKC Connection

By: Masha Mackey, DWKC Committee March is a time to reflect, honor, and celebrate the women who have shaped history - and in today’s world, that includes the women shaping our digital future. As someone who works at the intersection of community, storytelling, and digital spaces, I see firsthand how powerful that impact can be. From coding and design to data, media, and innovation, women in tech continue to break barriers, create space, and redefine what leadership looks like

Being a woman in leadership often means navigating uncharted paths, finding confidence in your own voice, and sometimes leaning on sheer determination when the road ahead feels uncertain. It’s a journey that requires both strength and grace, and I’ve learned that the most powerful leaders aren’t leading alone. Behind them is an army of mentors: a boss that brings up your name in rooms you’re not yet invited to, the co-worker who champions your work, friends (who may not know

There's something energizing about the start of a new year. It's a natural moment to pause, reflect, and ask ourselves: Where do I want to go next in my career?  As digital professionals, we're constantly adapting to new technologies, platforms, and methodologies. But what we often overlook in our goal-setting conversations is: you don't have to figure it all out alone. The most successful professionals aren't solo operators. They're strategic networkers who understand that g

As we close the chapter on 2025, we're filled with gratitude and pride for what we've accomplished together as a community. This year marked significant growth for DWKC, and we owe it all to you! By the Numbers: A Year of Momentum The statistics tell a compelling story of expansion and engagement: Events & Attendance We hosted 10 total events  (9 paid, 1 free).  This includes bringing back our signature MiniCon, celebrating a decade of digital. Average registrations jumped up