> I'd be curious how much the people for whom those events/groups are intended generally feel. I don't know about you, but I'm not at all interested in how the

> I'd be curious how much the people for whom those events/groups are intended generally feel. I don't know about you, but I'm not at all interested in how the intended audience feels. I'm strongly interested in how their behaviors change with these programs. Programs that make people feel good but don't change behavior (i.e., don't get more women into tech) are not of value.