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WITforGirls: Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Tech

There's a growing demand for skilled professionals in technology, but there's also a shortage of qualified candidates to fill these roles.

WITforGirls is here to change that—by sparking interest in technology early and empowering girls to explore tech careers with confidence.

Through hands-on experiences, mentorship, and skill-building opportunities, we’re helping girls see themselves as future leaders in tech. By investing in their potential now, we’re not only opening doors to rewarding, high-growth careers—we’re also building a stronger, more inclusive workforce for tomorrow.

Our WITforGirls Program Offers
Savvy Cyber Kids Volunteer Program: WIT Wisconsin is a proud partner of Savvy Cyber Kids, a nonprofit organization helping parents and teachers educate children in cyber safety, cyber ethics and other aspects of their daily tech lives.
Girls-Who-Code Clubs: WIT Wisconsin has successfully helped start five Girls Who Code clubs with 42 members across Wisconsin. Girls are winning NC-WIT Aspiration Awards due to their middle school involvement in these clubs.
Train-the-Trainer Community Events: We work with local organizations and communities to train how to host a WIT4Girls event. Examples include Unplugged/Plugged Dance party (algorithm learning) and Ada Fruit workshop, amongst many other opportunities.
Microsoft Girls Workshops: Since 2018, we have empowered over 100 volunteers across 20+ companies to participate in Microsoft Microbit Girls Workshops engaging over 400 middle school girls across 6 communities.

WIT4Girls STEM Activities:

Make a Binary Bracelet – Write your name in binary like a spacecraft! Additional Worksheet.

Secret Decoder Ring – A fun intro to coding and logic

Cybersecurity Workbook - A great way to learn safe cybersecurity through wordsearch, how to create a safe password, etc

Download Slides | Download Unplugged Activities

Cyber Savvy Kids Reading Program - Help create awareness and confidence around cybersecurity by volunteering to read the free book at your local school.

What is AI? Activity For Early Childhood Students - This activity introduces children (ages 5–7) to Artificial Intelligence in a developmentally appropriate manner! Students explore the difference between artificial and natural items and learn how machines act “smart” by using sensors and more!

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Discover how these incredible women are proving that tech has a place for everyone—including you.

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