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• The NCWIT Scorecard: A Report on the Status of Women in Information Technology
• The Culture of Open Source Computing
• Who Invents IT? An Analysis of Women's Participation in Information Technology Patenting (Executive Summary)
• Who Invents IT? (Full Report with Appendix)
• (NEW!) The Information Technology Business Advocacy Roundtable report: June 19, 2008, Washington, D.C.
• Guide to Promising Practices in Informal Information Technology Education for Girls, produced by Girl Scouts of the USA and NCWIT
• (NEW!) Evaluating Promising Practices in Informal Information Technology (IT) Education for Girls (Phase III - Women in IT Survey Results), produced by Girl Scouts of the USA and NCWIT
• The State of Research on Girls & IT, a research summary by J. McGrath Cohoon
  
• ENTREPRENEURIAL SERIES REPORT #1 - Gender Differences in Firm Size, Growth, and Persistence: A Review of Research Literature on Women's Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field
• ENTREPRENEURIAL SERIES REPORT #2 - Positive Illusions, Motivations, Management Style, Stereotypes, Stress, and Psychological Traits: A Review of Research Literature on Women's Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field
• ENTREPRENEURIAL SERIES REPORT #3 - Access to Financial Capital: A Review of Research Literature on Women's Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field
• ENTREPRENEURIAL SERIES REPORT #4 - Networking and Access to Social Capital: A Review of Research Literature on Women's Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field
• ENTREPRENEURIAL SERIES REPORT #5 - The State of Social Science Research on Gender and IT Entrepreneurship: A Summary of Research Literature on Women’s Entrepreneurship in the Information Technology Field
• Recruiting and Retaining Women Graduate Students in Computer Science and Engineering: Report on Research Findings and Workshop Recommendations, October 8, 2006, by Holly Lord and J. McGrath Cohoon