My work contributes to the fields of computing education, human-computer interaction, and software engineering. I do this work with many outstanding studentson this work to publish, blog, and communicate our research with academia, industry, government, and the public. We do this work with several communities at UW, including DUB (a community of HCI researchers), PLSE (a community of programming languages and software engineering researchers), and the iSchool's Digital Youth Lab. I also lead two communities outside the university: Sound CS Ed, a regional community of teachers, researchers, and inventors passionate about computing education, and CS for All Washington, a statewide advocacy coalition championing K-12 computing education in Washington state. I formerly directed the EUSES consortium, an academic and industry coalition focused on end-user programming.