This community of people, businesses and organizations aims to get more women into the ICT sector by creating opportunities for employment, promoting the study of ICTs, and strengthening national programmes supporting women's digital literacy.

This contest, and its Excelle Science (Excel in Science) component, awards women enrolled in a vocational or technical training programme or an undergraduate degree in science and technology in Quebec.

This initiative brings together technology and digital communication professionals from all over Argentina and Uruguay for a 3-day event where 20 women meet with professionals to participate in training, knowledge exchange, and networking events.

This Argentinian non-profit civil society organization offers digital skills clubs for girls and organises workshops, panels, and talks with the aim to motivate and train the next generation of women leaders in technology.

This organization aims to bridge the gender gap in STEM and ICT fields by offering age-appropriate courses through camps and trainings and working directly with schools for extracurricular activities.

This programme teaches children aged 8-17 coding skills using child-friendly programming tools including MIT Scratch, Scratch and Html.

These clubs in the Dominican Republic offer trainings and career orientation opportunities for girls in STEM fields.

This Cameroonian organization hosts conferences, hackathons, trainings and events including the Hack4girl event to introduce digital skills to adolescent girls and bridge the digital divide.

This nationwide network of volunteer-led after-school coding clubs offers kids aged 9-13 in New Zealand the opportunities to create games, animations and webpages and build their digital skills.

This programme equips high-potential female learners with the coding, problem-solving and life skills that will allow them to leverage technology to contribute meaningfully to creating innovation in South Africa.

The programme is offered to all public primary and secondary schools, supporting students to learn coding and computational thinking.

This non-profit organization teaches female students in Afghanistan how to code, and to leverage their economic and social advancement to engage in their country's growing tech industry.