2026 Summit Brain Trust Learn More This year’s event will take place
June 1-2 at the University of Colorado Boulder. Join us for thought-provoking workshops, inspiring award celebrations, and galvanizing presentations. The self paced learning platform driving innovation and building a better future. The NCWIT Learning Lab is now live Learn More The self paced learning platform driving innovation and building a better future. We’re excited to introduce the NCWIT Learning Lab, a new way for change leaders across the computing ecosystem to explore research-backed strategies to create cultures where all students and employees thrive. The Learning Lab allows you to set your own pace as you learn about topics like systemic change, growth mindset, allyship, and leadership. Stay tuned in the coming months as we continue to add more great courses to the collection. Learn More The future of work is no longer built on static expertise, but on structured adaptability. It is not enough to train for today, we need to architect for what’s next. Architecting an Adaptive Workforce NCWIT 2025 Partner Report

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NCWIT envisions a technology ecosystem, K-12 through career, where everyone thrives and influences innovation. By connecting and activating a community of students, educators, and workforce partners, NCWIT equips institutions and individuals with the tools and resources they need to implement and embed inclusive practices that are scalable and customizable. Our courses, resources, and programs are grounded in social science research to inform, inspire, support, and empower our partners to lead efforts that broaden participation in technology.

K-12 Change Leaders

Higher Ed Change Leaders

Workforce Change Leaders

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AiC builds the next generation of technologists

30,000

AiC builds the next generation of technologists by offering recognition, access to resources (scholarships, internships, jobs, etc.), and mentorship to a community of more than 30,000 technologists. With thousands entering each year from across the U.S., the program has shown positive outcomes: 89% of AiC community members report a college major or minor in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) field (77% in computing or engineering specifically).

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Advising for
Future-Ready Students

25,000+

counselors have been trained in a professional development workshop, with a potential reach of nearly 11 million students.

Counselors for Careers in STEM empowers school counselors to lead the responsible integration of AI and computing in education. As trusted advocates for students and key systemic change agents, counselors are uniquely positioned to guide how emerging technologies shape learning. By building AI literacy grounded in the social sciences, counselors can help inform school policy, collaborate with educators on curriculum, and use data to promote equitable access to STEM opportunities for all students.

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Teach Engineering empowers K-12 educators

Teach Engineering (TE) demystifies engineering design for K-12 educators. By providing a curated library of standards-aligned, hands-on activities, supported by instructional videos and peer systems, TE replaces classroom hesitation with the confidence to lead high-impact STEM learning. Teach Engineering professional development equips formal and informal K-12 educators with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to bring engineering into the classroom.

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