This technical conference held in India focuses on research, career, and entrepreneur interests of women in technology as well as specific programmes for students and women re-entering the workforce.

This is the world's largest gathering of women technologists and takes place in the United States of America annually since 2006.

This organization introduces girls of all ages to the world of science through classroom visits, scholarships and research support.

This American initiative offers three days of activities where girls must solve problems collaboratively through the design of applications, games and digital tools, and then earn awards.

This programme brings together women working in technology with girls to empower and encourage more girls to get into the tech field and break the stereotypes that girls face in technology through mentorships and hands-on training.

This software engineering school for women provides education, mentorship and networking opportunities with the aim to increase female representation in tech.

This programme, provided by a civil society organization, runs computer courses within a rural Haitian town to develop adult computer skills.

This project supported events, workshops, a crisis centre, and awareness-raising activities to protect women against cyber harassment and to promote better understanding and skills for a safe and secure Internet.

This initiative empowers women from marginalised communities in India to become digitally literate and able to access the internet.

In 2017, the government of Mauritius supported ICT courses for women aiming to increase access, leadership and digital skills.

This project aims to provide ICT based soft skills to women of Lallapura, Varanasi community through training opportunities in basic computer skills and other IT software and tools.

This programme, for youth aged 18-30 from around the world, supports online and onsite learning, leadership and community service opportunities, to prepare 30 youth ambassadors to be young internet leaders.