Press Release

The NCWIT today honors Kate Matsudaira with the 2016 NCWIT Symons Innovator Award for her outstanding work in managing and advancing technology startups, as well as building and operating large-scale […]

The Reel Women in Technology (Reel WiT) Award for the best portrayal of a leading woman in technology is presented by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, Google,

NCWIT Summit award celebrations are available to watch on the livestream: ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT is honoring change leadership and mentorship in academia, as well as the technological accomplishments of college

Main events are available to watch on the livestream: ncwit.org/livestream. The NCWIT will hold its annual “NCWIT Summit on Women and IT: practices and ideas to revolutionize computing” on Monday,

Nineteen Women in Computing (WiC) groups will expand their initiatives to increase women’s participation in technical studies at the higher-education level. The NCWIT announced a total of $95,000 in grants

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The NCWIT, the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, and Google present the Reel Women in Technology (Reel WiT) Award for the best portrayal of a leading woman in

NCWIT recognizes Shellye as an innovator who has made a considerable impact in the tech industry through her remarkable leadership. The NCWIT today celebrates Shellye Archambeau, CEO of MetricStream, as

Apple and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) support NCWIT to expand the impact of the AspireIT program and provide computing access for low-income girls. The NCWIT

The first-ever NCWIT Collegiate Award encourages women undergraduates to persist in computing majors by recognizing their impressive innovations. The NCWIT and HP selected three college women as inaugural winners of

Distinguished entrepreneurial, corporate, social science, non-profit, and academic representatives cross disciplinary lines to share effective strategies for attracting and keeping women in computing. Tomorrow, May 19, the NCWIT, a non-profit

First-ever award honors high-achieving alumni of U.K. universities. The NCWIT is pleased to announce that its Chief Strategy and Growth Officer Ruthe Farmer received the British Council’s Education U.K. Alumni

Four technical-minded young women from the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing program are among the nation’s most innovative minds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The NCWIT today announced that

A $500,000 initiative will directly fund student groups for technical women, develop a national infrastructure, and create tools for groups to succeed. At the 2015 SIGCSE Technical Symposium last week,

The NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing advances gender diversity in computing fields by encouraging high school women to excel in computing and study technology. The NCWIT and Bank of

The NCWIT Student Seed Fund, sponsored by Symantec, attracts women and underrepresented groups in computing through student-run recruitment and retention efforts. The NCWIT today awarded $10,000 to the ninth-round recipients