This annual 3-day event in Argentina invites women interested in technology to participate in workshops and hackathons, as well as meet and engage with tech leaders.

This Spanish organization supports events with children, young people and families to stimulate learning through collaborative work and experiments including CoderDojo coding workshops.

This Brazilian project offers opportunities for short courses in different areas of computer for female high school students, with the aim to build their skills and interest in technology and STEM fields.

This three-level mentoring programme pairs young women at universities and recent graduates with female STEM professionals to guide their professional development.

This community of volunteers offers trainings for underserved Tunisian youth to build computer, coding and entrepreneurship skills, as well as access to special sessions with business executives to speak about leadership.

These groups for STEM students in the last phase of their study aim to support female students in the school-to-work transition.

This initiative for women in developing and emerging countries provides access to webinars and online trainings in business skills and digital literacy, and access to female and male mentors around the world through an online platform.

This programme provides training and research opportunities for youth and women in STEM, and the establishment of computer libraries in schools.

This research grant is for PhD students at North American universities who are underrepresented in the field of computing and pursuing research aligned to areas undertaken by Microsoft Research.

This two-year fellowship is for PhD students at North American universities who are pursuing research aligned to areas undertaken by Microsoft Research.

This initiative coordinates a 20-hour online and face-to-face mentoring programme between STEM professionals and young girls, with the aim to build early interest and confidence and further success in STEM programmes and careers.

This Brazilian initiative supports digital education and training for girls and women, prioritizing traditionally disadvantaged groups including minorities, with the aim to challenge gender and racial stereotypes that influence relationships with science, technology and computing.