Diana Kris Navarro
Engineer
Diana Kris Navarro is an engineer and diversity advocate. She was part of the first class of Girls Who Code in 2012 and has since coded at places like Adobe and Tumblr. In 2019, she accepted the Webby Award for Girls Who Code’s #Sisterhood campaign after being featured in their digital visual album for Day of the Girl. Recently, she was featured on the front page of New Jersey’s Star Ledger in “8 women whose fearless stories you should know for International Women’s Day.” Over the past 10 years Diana has mentored and given talks to countless Girls Who Code classes, while also serving as a mentor and leader amongst communities like hackNY. Today she’s eliminating every barrier to mental health as an engineer at Spring Health.
Diana Kris Navarro is an engineer and diversity advocate. She was part of the first class of Girls Who Code in 2012 and has since coded at places like Adobe and Tumblr. In 2019, she accepted the Webby Award for Girls Who Code’s #Sisterhood campaign after being featured in their digital visual album for Day of the Girl. Recently, she was featured on the front page of New Jersey’s Star Ledger in “8 women whose fearless stories you should know for International Women’s Day.” Over the past 10 years Diana has mentored and given talks to countless Girls Who Code classes, while also serving as a mentor and leader amongst communities like hackNY. Today she’s eliminating every barrier to mental health as an engineer at Spring Health.