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In 2014, women made up just 11% of the global cybersecurity workforce.
Today, it’s over 25% and growing!
Change is happening, and Grow4Her is part of that wave.
#techrewinds #womenintechhistory #Grow4Her
"Who’s the world’s first computer programmer? Hint: It’s Ada Lovelace! #FirstCoder #AdaLovelaceLegacy #WomenInTechHistory"
Happy International Women’s Day!
We celebrate the incredible women shaping the future, breaking barriers, and driving change!
#IWD2025 #AccelerateAction #WomensDay #womenintechhistory #womeninsecurity #ZKTeco
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Women make up only 28% of the global tech workforce! At Willis University, we’re committed to bridging the gap by empowering more women with tech skills, let’s break barriers together!
#womenintechhistory #WillisUniversity #BreakTheBias
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Her contributions to NASA led to the first man on the moon! 🚀🌕
Dorothy Vaughan is a respected mathematician who made history as NASA's first Female African-American supervisor. Her contributions to NASA played a role in the Apollo 11 moon landing! 🔭
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As we were celebrating Ada Lovelace Day last week some people might not know her well. Read more about her history in #WomeninTechHistory
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Guess the name of this famous #WomenInTechHistory? 👇
P.S. Join us for a 4-day event from March 21-24, as we celebrate #WomenInTechWeek at Turing 🤩
For more details, follow @turingcomdev
Guess the name of this famous #WomenInTechHistory? 👇
P.S. With #InternationalWomensDay approaching, we've planned something special for all you brilliant ladies ♀️
Join us for a 4-day event from Mar 21-24, as we celebrate #WomenInTechWeek 🤩
For details, follow @Turingcomdev
1/ Our #WomenInTechHistory series aims to highlight women who changed the tech world.
Katherine Johnson - She was the first African-American women to work as a NASA scientist. Katherine studied how to use geometry for space travel.
#WomenInTechHistory #LevelThePlayingField
1/ As we usher in a new year, we are excited for all that is to come in 2022. While it is common to look forward at the start of a year, we would like to take this opportunity to also look back & honor the trailblazing #WomenInTechHistory who have got us where we are today.
Megan Smith was the 3rd United States CTO, serving under the Obama administration. Smith is a supporter of STEM education and innovation and has spoken at the Grace Hopper Celebration. She completed her BS & MS at MIT.
#WITH #WomenInTechHistory #TBT #ThrowbackThursday
It's #FightBackFriday! Our Superhero feature of the week: 5 Amazing #WomenInTech History. Thank you for paving the way and we will keep pushing forward.
https://t.co/m2KWkQEyU3
#EmpowHER #TekMonks #WomenInTechHistory
As we celebrate International Women's Day, here at Loop1 we recognize the accomplishments of Ana and Yesmi, our female-led team of #developers. #iwd2021 #choosetochallenge #womenintechhistory #loopsters #itom #L1M3 #itpros #wedotherightthing
The Honorable Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson has had a distinguished career that includes senior leadership positions in academia, government, industry, and research. She actively leverages her leadership positions to advocate for women and minorities. #TBT #WomenInTechHistory
In 2004, Dr. Wang Xiaoyun performed collision attacks able to unscramble any MD5 code in roughly an hour using a simple personal computer. Previously, experts had predicted it would take a supercomputer a million years to crack MD5’s security code. #TBT #WomenInTechHistory
Do you have what it takes to be a “human computer”? Melba Roy Mouton did. In the 60s, she led a team of mathematicians with NASA’s Trajectory and Geodynamics Division, who earned the moniker of “human computers” for their work. #TBT #WomenInTechHistory
Had a blast with @kimberlyjembry celebrating black women who have made or are making tech history https://t.co/hOMDsCp6rZ
#pdxwitpodcast #with #womenintechhistory
Women In Tech History: Celebrating Black History Month, a special episode of our Breaking the Glass Ceiling podcast featuring @dawnrparty & @kimberlyjembry, will be live on February 3rd – check back for the link to tune in! #pdxwitpodcast
In the 1940s, Dorothy Vaughan rose to be one of the most significant contributors to the US Space Program, flawlessly executing on computations needed for space flight while facing segregation and bias in the workplace. #TBT #WomenInTechHistory
We all learn something from #rolemodels in history. These are the women who changed the tech world. Look them up.
#WomenInSTEM #womenintech #womenintechhistory #WomenLeaders #femaleempowerment
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