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Apply for the Educator Professional Development to Build the Technology Workforce of the Future! October 9th and 10th in Boulder, CO Are you: As we work to engage more students […]

Why the future of belonging isn’t a department, it’s a leadership practice A couple weeks ago, I opened a keynote with a line that made people pause: “Thank you for

In partnership with Carnegie Mellon University and the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN), NCWIT’s Counselors for Computing (C4C) advanced its work in Pittsburgh during March 2026 through events

A Mathematical Pioneer Whose Work Made GPS Possible The computing and STEM communities mourn the loss of Dr. Gladys Mae West, a pioneering mathematician whose remarkable contributions helped shape one

Team UP with NCWIT in Pittsburgh! By taking a holistic, full ecosystem approach grounded in social science research, NCWIT has developed programs, resources, tools, professional development, lesson plans, and infrastructure

Let’s be honest. We’ve all experienced a tricky moment at work: been ghosted after sending an email, excluded from a decision-making conversation, sent aggressive or cryptic communication, or joined a

National Career Development Month has C4C reflecting on the opportunity to re-evaluate the pathways available to students as the workforce continues to be shaped by emerging technologies and artificial intelligence

You’ve probably read a lot about the recent changes to the H-1B visa program. As reported by The New York Times, beginning September 20, 2025, “Companies that want to hire

This fall, NCWIT’s K-12 programs are excited to team up to amplify the great work already underway. Throughout the month of September, we’ll share resources, lesson plans, opportunities to get

By Dr. Catherine Ashcraft, Director of Organizational Research & Change “Meritocracy” and merit are having quite the moment. Maybe you’ve noticed: From Supreme Court rulings to corporate memos to random

Each year, the NCWIT Summit offers a unique space for our community to explore research-backed strategies and promising practices that advance equity in computing education and the tech workforce. The

NCWIT CEO Terry Hogan joined more than 250 CEOs from companies such as Airbnb, IBM, and Microsoft in urging state leaders to make computer science (CS) and artificial intelligence (AI)

The world of education is constantly evolving, and the recent NCWIT Counselors for Computing (C4C) virtual workshop for our C4C Champions offered the opportunity to explore the intersections of computer

Meet NCWIT research staff and learn more about the NCWIT Workforce Alliance in this new series of Q&As! Member representatives meet with researchers on a quarterly basis for engaging meetings

NCWIT is thrilled to name Dr. Judy Goldsmith, Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Kentucky, the recipient of the 2025 Harrold and Notkin Research and

NCWIT is thrilled to name Dr. Maureen Biggers as the recipient of the 2025 Joanne McGrath Cohoon Service Award. The award, sponsored by AT&T, honors distinguished educators and staff who

NCWIT has named Dr. Judy Goldsmith, Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Kentucky, the recipient of the 2025 Harrold and Notkin Research and Graduate Mentoring

As we move through Women’s History Month, there’s no better time to reflect on some of the legal advancements women have achieved in American history, and their collective efforts to

By Dr. Catherine Ashcraft, Director of Organizational Research & Change It’s been quite the chaotic few weeks, to say the least. Feeling overwhelmed or confused by the tsunami of attacks

By Darin Gray, Ed.D. and Stephanie Weber The Internet has played a significant role in the democratization of STEM learning. However, there is still much work to be done. It

Picture a workplace where employees are not just clocking in but are genuinely invested in the company’s success. When employees are engaged, they exhibit higher performance levels, are willing to

Nancy Binowski: Chair, Professor at County College of Morris, Randolph, NJ How long have you been a part of the NCWIT Community and what brought you to NCWIT?For many years,

NCWIT is pleased to announce that it will play a crucial role as a key member of the Elevate Quantum consortium, providing the infrastructure and leadership necessary to coordinate the

NCWIT is excited to name Dr. Nicki Washington, Director of the Identity in Computing Lab and the Cue Family Professor of the Practice of Computer Science and Professor of the

The 2024 NCWIT Summit will take place May 20–22, 2024, in Kansas City, MO at the Loews Kansas City Hotel. This year, the Summit will be in-person, with livestreams of