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The NCWIT Pioneer in Tech Award recognizes technical women whose lifetime contributions have significantly impacted the landscape of technological innovation.

The Tech Inclusion Journey (TIJ)TM is a unique, scalable software platform that empowers change leaders in corporations and higher education institutions to implement systemic, sustainable approaches to the creation of inclusive cultures.

NCWIT offers awards that honor faculty’s inclusion efforts relative to their students and departments’ significant positive outcomes in women’s enrollment and graduation rates.

NCWIT Recognitions foster great potential that otherwise may have gone unrecognized, and foster great ideas that might never have come to fruition.

Participants engaging in Learning Circles are expected to: Have documented buy-in from the dean and department chair. Identify a four- to six-member committee to work on increasing women’s participation in

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Higher Ed Alliance Seed Fund Recipients The College of St. Scholastica Computer Information Systems Department Project Principal Investigators: Tom Gibbons and Jennifer Rosato The Georgia Gwinnett College School of Science

The MAUR recognizes AA representatives for their outstanding mentorship, high-quality research opportunities, recruitment of women and minority students, and efforts to encourage and advance undergraduates in computing-related fields.

View the previous NCWIT Higher Ed Alliance Seed Fund recipients, organized by track. The “General” Track focuses on broadening participation in computing via research- and evidence-based approaches. (Jump to list.) The “Microsoft Research

The following information is for 2021 (Round 17). Given the challenges that the COVID pandemic is posing for colleges and universities, we are seeking proposals for developing and implementing online initiatives,

The NCWIT Academic Alliance Seed Fund awards NCWIT Academic Alliance (AA) members at non-profit, U.S. institutions (including U.S. territories) with funds (up to $20,000 per project) to develop and implement initiatives for recruiting or retaining women in computing.

As our CEO Lucy Sanders once observed, “You can’t measure absence.” NCWIT has established several initiatives to help foster great potential that otherwise may have gone unrecognized, and to help foster great ideas that might never have come to fruition.

Eligibility and the application process for this digital skills grant opportunity differ than those from partnering providers. Please refer to all of the NCWIT digital grant specifications online. Course Name and

Eligibility and the application process for this digital skills grant opportunity differ than those from partnering providers. Please refer to all of the NCWIT digital grant specifications online. Course Name and

October 2019 NCWIT knows the idea you don’t have is the voice you haven’t heard. In October 2019, NCWIT invited Atlanta-based companies to participate in a strategic conversation about inclusion

Fosters Inclusive Environment Friday, March 8th, 2019 JPMorgan Chase is proud to support the Sit With Me campaign across its Global Technology Centers for the past two years. As a part

Conversations for Change is an online thought leadership series that brings together educators, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, social scientists, and others to fully immerse themselves in research-based recommendations and peer-to-peer discussions to further inclusivity in computing.

Modern Figures Podcast guest stars Black women in computing who share their stories and perspectives on technical, societal, and personal topics. Geared toward women of color in STEM, especially high school and college students, the podcast also highlights the interestingly relatable, pivotal moments along their journey in computing.

TECHNOLOchicas presents powerful stories of Latina technologists from diverse backgrounds and environments who recognize the power of innovation to change the world. Promoted through several communication channels, including broadcast television, local events, social media, and online videos, these powerful stereotype-shattering stories inspire young women to chart their own trajectories.

The Color of Our Future Conversation Series explores the advancement and inclusion of Black women and girls, from K-12 through career, featuring insights from a panel of experts and supplemental resources.

AiC Award Recognitions offer awards that honor aspirations, abilities, technical accomplishments, impact, and influential guidance.

February 2016 Author: Sharlyn Izurieta, Montana State University Montana State University has amazing young women pursuing degrees in computer science and engineering. We decided to launch our Sit with Me – Montana State

Sharing Kit This Sharing Kit is full of tips, motivational ideas, and sample social media posts to maximize the impact of Sit With Me events. NCWIT Resources NCWIT offers a wide selection

Sit With Me (SWM) is a fun, creative advocacy campaign for men and women, both technical and non-technical, to acknowledge and celebrate the critical need for women’s technical contributions. With