Gry Stene 
Our Techtrails STEM & Future Skills Program is back in schools! On Friday the 6th of November we visited Karratha Senior High School in another regional WA Techtrails incursion. The visit aimed to inspire students to think about how technology will shape the way they live, play and work in the future. We brought together … Read more
Wow! What a blast we had on Friday 30 October at the Optus Stadium. Did anyone ask you why the bridge and the stadium was lit up in purple? We are so proud that we were able to shine such a bright light to celebrate these amazing women in tech [+] in style. This year … Read more
Tips from award judges, nominees, winners and social media specialists
On Thursday 23 July, WiTWA had the pleasure of dialling in alongside about 700 attendees to host a highly anticipated webinar with post-politics Julia Gillard. To say we were excited would be… well… a little bit of an understatement. So what did the queen of the iconic ‘Misogyny Speech’ have to say about female leadership? … Read more
What does it mean to be nominated and win an award? And what about self nominating and backing yourself?
When it comes to inclusivity – WiTWA is up there with the best, it is pretty much our catch cry. As it is something we strive towards and champion in the world around us, we recoil at the thought of getting it wrong. We’ve all observed the bemoaning of political correctness and the high emotions … Read more
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“What right do you have not to be the brilliant person you are”
WiTWAs Techtrails STEM and Future Skills secondary schools program is going online with a new initiative!
For International Women’s Day we got to visit Esperance Senior High School at an event that was organised by the Girl’s Leadership Program
An attendee’s review of the 2019 WITWA[+] Conference
Ask your customers for three words to describe you, and own it!
![WiTWA [+] Conference ballroom set up table decor with purple lights](https://staging.witwa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/WITWA-Conference-Room-2-scaled.jpg)
Our inaugural WiTWA[+] Conference and Tech[+] 20 Awards held at the Hyatt.
Lyndsey Scott has always had a burning passion for computer programming, and as she embarks on her acting career, that passion is paying the bills.
Busting some myths about what a career in tech looks like!
Credit to Kelly Pilgrim-Byrne and her team at 7 to 1 Photography.
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