This programme organizes different activities for girls including tours of a company, non-governmental organization or research institute, hands-on activities/workshops, a quiz, and meetings with female technical professionals.

This Initiative supports investments in girls? STEM and IT education and digital literacy, projects and advocacy for safe online spaces and the end to cyber bullying and online violence against women, and improved access to technology.

These series of workshops were held throughout Africa in 2016 to provide science and technology entrepreneurs with networking skills to create vibrant entrepreneurship networks and accelerate their entrepreneurship.

This initiative aims to increase the participation of women in technology through the establishment of 10 regional centres for women and technology.

This programme consists of digital skills training sessions, mentorship opportunities and a sponsorship scheme for the best performing mentees, especially those who had to drop out of school for economic reasons. It also includes family engagement activities to extend support to participating students.

This project aims to mitigate hate speech online and offline through awareness-raising workshops and information sessions on digital safety.

This initiative in South Sudan empowers women and girls in STEM, including arts/design, through training on public speaking, basic computer hardware, programming, and creative thinking, along with access to mentorship opportunities.

This programme provides university scholarships for young women pursuing degrees in the ICT sector along with a 6-month structured mentorship scheme.

This is a 17-week immersive software engineering course for American women that employs a mix of lectures, hands-on workshops, projects, pair-programming and mentoring.

These scholarships offer women from undergraduate or graduate programmes in STEM the opportunity to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC), a gathering of women technologists.

These scholarships offer women from alternative tech programmes such as bootcamps and coding schools the opportunity to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC), a gathering of women technologists.

These scholarships offer women of colour from underrepresented groups the opportunity to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration (GHC), a gathering of women technologists.