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Every tech career starts with a spark. 💡 For many women leading in technology today, it happened in high school. Maybe
Women in Technology (Single Mothers Education Program)

Nov 8

Every tech career starts with a spark. 💡 For many women leading in technology today, it happened in high school. Maybe a coding class, a robotics team, or a teacher who said “you’re really good at this.” This National STEM Day, we’re celebrating the WIT Girls who are exploring technology careers and building confidence with every new skill they pick up. They’re finding out that tech isn’t one job. It’s cybersecurity, data, design, engineering, product, and roles nobody has invented yet. There’s room for all of them. And when they head to college, WIT Campus clubs keep that momentum going with mentorship and connections to the tech industry. These are the engineers, founders, and CIOs who’ll shape what comes next, and we’re proud to be part of their story. Know a high school girl who loves figuring out how things work? Learn more about WIT Girls at mywit.org. #WeAreWIT #WomeninTechnology #NationalSTEMDay #WITGirls

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