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Broadening Participation in the Classroom: A Discussion with NCWIT National Educator Award Recipients

NCWIT and Infosys Foundation USA invite you to join us for a panel discussion with National Aspirations in Computing Educator Award recipients, who support the computing-related passions of 9th-12th grade […]

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Inspired by Youth: A Discussion With High School and College Students Who Build Local CS Communities

NCWIT and Infosys Foundation USA invite you to join a panel discussion with several 2021 NCWIT AspireIT Impact Award recipients. The AspireIT Impact Award honors 30 women, genderqueer, or non-binary

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NCWIT and Infosys Foundation USA invite you to join a panel discussion with several 2021 NCWIT AspireIT Impact Award recipients. The AspireIT Impact Award honors 30 women, genderqueer, or non-binary

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Lack of diversity is an issue that stretches across disciplines and industries. Only by organizing and uniting our voices for change can we hope for systemic reform that fosters inclusivity

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Lack of diversity is an issue that stretches across disciplines and industries. Only by organizing and uniting our voices for change can we hope for systemic reform that fosters inclusivity

2006 NCWIT Innovation Town Hall, featuring U.S. Senator Barack Obama

NCWIT held its first-ever Innovation and Diversity Town Hall, co-sponsored by the National Science Foundation (NSF), at the National Academy of Sciences on May 17, 2006. Participants and speakers ranged

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