RLadies+

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Promoting diversity in the #RStats community via meetups, mentorship and global collaboration! 200+ groups worldwide. #RLadies

Dark background with the RLadies+ logo. A large group photo of RLadies+ community members at a conference is shown in a curved frame. Purple text below reads 'Reflecting our commitment to openness, belonging, and inclusion for all.'
RLadies+ logo on a light background with a circular photo showing community members working on laptops at a workshop. Text reads 'Same community, new look.'
Purple background with the RLadies+ logo and text 'Diversity is our strength.' A group photo shows dozens of RLadies+ community members at a conference, smiling and waving. Social handles @RLadiesGlobal, @localRLadies, and rladies.org appear at the bottom.
RLadies+ logo in purple on a light background. Purple text reads 'Making visible what's always been true' followed by 'Underrepresented genders are part of this community.'
RLadies+ logo rendered in Progress Pride flag colours on a dark charcoal background. Text reads 'Same community, new look. Reflecting our commitment to openness, belonging, and inclusion for all.' A purple accent bar shows @RLadiesGlobal and rladies.org.
RLadies+ logo in purple on a light lavender background. A purple band at the bottom reads 'Diversity is our strength — Reflecting the inclusive community we've always been, now more visible than ever.'
R-Ladies branded graphic with blue-to-purple gradient background. Text at the top reads "International Women's Day" and "March 8" in large white letters. The R-Ladies logo is centered. Below, "Join Us!" is displayed prominently, followed by five ways to get involved: find or start a local chapter, join our Community Slack, curate for our RoCur on Bluesky, write for the blog, and volunteer with the global team. A white button reads "rladies.org."
R-Ladies branded graphic with purple-to-blue gradient background. The heading reads "Our Programs" in white. Six program cards are arranged in a 2-by-3 grid: Mentoring (connecting new chapter organizers with experienced leaders), RoCur (rotating curation on Bluesky spotlighting community voices), Abstract Review (80+ reviewers helping members submit to conferences), Community Slack (a safe space for connecting, learning, and sharing), Blog (tutorials, stories, and career journeys from our community), and YouTube (event recordings and learning materials).
R-Ladies branded graphic with blue-to-purple gradient background. The heading reads "Our Values" in white. Six values are listed vertically, each with a blue accent dot: Diversity & Inclusivity (embracing all genders and backgrounds), Empowerment (resources, mentorship, and opportunity for all), Community (collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and support), Accessibility (making R learning open to everyone), Advocacy (championing underrepresented genders in tech), and Transparency (accountability, honesty, and fairness in everything).
R-Ladies branded graphic with purple-to-indigo gradient background. The classic R-Ladies logo (purple R in a gray oval) is centered at the top. Large white text reads "We Are R-Ladies." Below, three statistics are displayed: 200+ chapters, 60+ countries, 100k+ members. A tagline reads "Promoting gender diversity in the R community worldwide." The bottom bar shows rladies.org, #RLadiesIWD2026, and #IWD2026.
“Smiling group of 14 R-Ladies at R Dev Day, posing together in a meeting room with a whiteboard and chairs in the background.
A group of people sitting in an auditorium, many making a heart shape with their hands and smiling at the camera, during an R-Ladies meetup at the useR! conference.
Promotional graphic for the useR! 2025 keynote titled “We R Together: How to learn, use and improve a programming language as a community,” presented by Yanina Bellini Saibene from rOpenSci, R-Ladies, and Universidad Austral. The event takes place Saturday, August 9 at 5:00 PM (ET) at Penn Pavilion - Penn 1, Duke University campus. The banner features logos of R-Ladies and useR! 2025, a portrait of Yanina, and a note that the talk will be streamed live on the Duke Center for Computational Thinking YouTube channel.
Promotional banner for the R-Ladies Networking Event at useR! 2025. The event is scheduled for Friday, August 8 at 6:30 PM in Gross Hall Room 103 on the Duke University campus. The image features the useR! 2025 logo with a blue bull, the R-Ladies hex sticker, and a purple background showing tree branches and Duke Chapel in the distance.
A diagram showing how the abstract review works: submit a draft, we send you feedback, and we you can then submit it to a conference (such as LatinR)
A chic lady (in a French outfit) shows off her gallery: a plot, a hex sticker of a group she loves, and a how to guide with an homage to the penguin dataset. It says "Volunteer to be an R-Ladies curator" with the subtitle "Showcase what you love about R" as well as the link to it! All in dashing purple.
Lorena is sitting at a table in front her laptop looking intently at the screen. She has two collaborators peering over her shoulder and one sitting beside working in parallel.
Purple background with a stylized crowd of diverse feminine figures. The central white text reads: 'Rights, equality and empowerment for women and girls in all their diversity.' The top right corner has 'IWD' (International Women's Day), and the R-Ladies logo is at the bottom.
Bar chart showing number of R-Ladies Chapters having their first event per year.
Bar chart showing number of R-Ladies events per year.
A map of the world, with purple dots showing the coordinates of each R-Ladies Chapter.
Graphic that says: Looking for feedback on your useR!2025 abstract? The R-Ladies abstract review system is the perfect place to get feedback. Submit your abstract today at rladies.org/form/abstract-request