Now Virtual May 20 Learn More Now Virtual May 20 NCWIT Summit Course Change On May 20, NCWIT will present a galvanizing and inspiring experience for our members and the larger broadening participation in computing community. Learn More To bridge the talent gap domestically and remain competitive globally, it is essential to broaden participation across all segments of tech. Expanding Participation
for a Stronger Future 2024 Partner Report Bridging the Talent Gap in the U.S. Technology Sector Building the technical
workforce of the future “To build the quantum workforce of the future, we must tap into the full potential of our nation’s talent. NCWIT is working to ensure every American, regardless of background, has the opportunity to contribute to the technologies that will power our future.” NCWIT is pleased to announce that it will play a crucial role as a key member of the Elevate Quantum consortium. Learn More —Lucy Sanders, Founder of NCWIT

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