The mentorship group in Japan is part of a global network which organizes outreach, training, conferences, events and social gatherings with the aim to help more women become active participants and leaders in the Python open-source community.

The mentorship group in Canada is part of a global network which organizes outreach, training, conferences, events and social gatherings with the aim to help more women become active participants and leaders in the Python open-source community.

This 2-week camp for middle school girls built scientific and mathematical skills through hands-on engineering projects, and linked them to Qualcomm representatives to learn about careers in STEM.

This programme awards scholarships to female university students in China, India","and the Republic of Korea and matches each scholar with a mentor from a Qualcomm offices to support them to succeed.

This award-winning non-profit supports digital skills training, business development, and women?s advancement along with incubation programmes for entrepreneurs in over 20 countries.

This programme offers women and girls opportunities to learn sketching, prototyping, basic programming and get introduced to the world of technology through events, online resources and a blog.

This fellowship programme provides scholarships for female-identified and non-binary adults, aged 18 and above, who can code to an advanced-beginner level. Participants are paired with a mentor and coach to work full-time on an Open Source project for three months.

This programme provides grants and business internships in technology fields to women with talent and recent university graduates.

This national network in Argentina offers a space for exchange between women scientists and researchers to advance the contribution of women in science and technology, and strengthen gender awareness in the sector.

This non-profit organization supports teacher training and seminars in computer management and ICT, awareness-raising, contests and technology fairs, access to online resources, and other activities to support the development of digital skills and employment opportunities in technology.

The Refugeeks programme in France provides web developer training to help refugees find a job and integrate into society.

This Brazilian civil society organization is aiming to close the Brazilian gender gap in technology by inspiring and training women to become programmers and ecosystem catalysts, while gaining financial independence.