57% of occupations in the workforce are held by women, in computing occupations that figure is only 25 percent.
Considering that digital technology poses immense opportunity for Women to solve societal, environmental and economical problems, this is alarming.
The Global SuffraTech community inspires talented women to consider a future in media and technology by providing the network and experience of successful women and men from the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds.
Why More Women In Tech?
Why more Women in Tech?
Tech Suffraggetes?
More Women in Tech
SuffraTech Movement
Suffragettes were members of women's organisations in the late 19th and early 20th century which advocated the extension of the franchise to women and political voting rights for women. Today, women globally face a new challenge; getting into tech.
57% of occupations in the workforce are held by women, in computing occupations that figure is only 25 percent.
Considering that digital technology poses immense opportunity for Women to solve societal, environmental and economical problems, this is alarming.
The SuffraTech Movement is to inspire talented women to consider a future in media and technology by providing the network and experience of successful women and men from the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds.
Notable Women in Tech
Radia Perlman
Often referred to as the Mother of the Internet, Perlman is a software designer and network engineer who is most famous for her invention of the spanning-tree protocol.
That's ADMIRAL Hopper to you Soldier. Admiral Hopper was not only one of the first female programmers ever, she also gave us the term "bug" and "debugging", oh and she said this: "It's easier to ask forgiveness than it is to get permission". So basically she's a bigger badass then you'll ever be.
Grace Hopper
