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Educators and Students to Receive Resources and Recommendations for Making Computing Education More Inclusive for All Boulder, Colorado | September 21, 2021 Inspired by the critical need to advance innovation

This week-long series of events focused on creating inclusion and diversity in computing is free and open to the public.

Have you noticed that the tech industry’s influence on society’s culture is increasingly under the microscope? Even amid acknowledgements of tech’s positive role in helping us cope with COVID through

Advising for Future-Ready Careers is a monthly webinar series, hosted by NCWIT Counselors for Computing (C4C), providing information and resources to help counselors join the front line of the computing

We were about to update the original 2016 blog below to include a response to the racialized and gendered nature of the recent Atlanta spa mass shootings. As we were

Here is a brief round-up of information and news that crossed NCWIT’s radar recently and which we think will be of interest to you. The practices or content of the

Connecting 21st Century Skills and Educational Pathways for the Next Generation of Problem-Solvers “Advising for Future Ready Careers” is a monthly webinar series for school counselors and others in educational

NCWIT awards celebrate outstanding contributions and encourage persistence. The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is virtually celebrating individuals whose technological innovations have made an impact or whose

NCWIT awards celebrate outstanding contributions and encourage persistence. The NCWIT is virtually celebrating individuals whose technological innovations have made an impact or whose influence have inspired women to persist in

This first-ever, online thought leadership series of events focused on creating inclusion and diversity in computing is free and open to the public. Zoom registrations for each event are available

This first-ever, online thought leadership series of events focused on creating inclusion and diversity in computing is free and open to the public. Zoom registrations for each event are available

Together we are facing a crisis that is affecting all of our families, our communities, our places of work, and our way of life. At NCWIT, the health and well-being

  NCWIT has recently signed an “Open Letter to the Computing Community,” asking that corporations consider their 2020 summer interns during their COVID-19 planning processes. We are calling on organizations

Supported by the Cognizant U.S. Foundation, Technology Training Opportunities Will Make Computing Education More Accessible Today, NCWIT announces new digital skills training opportunities available to girls and women across Michigan.