Organizations

• Society: People: Women: Science and Technology: Organizations  (29)

BCSWomen - A special interest group of the British Computer Society which offers support to women in the Information Systems and Technology community. It is open to female members of the BCS worldwide.

CRA Committee on the Status of Women - Takes positive action to increase the number of women participating in computer science and computer engineering research and education at all levels.

FITT - Females in Information Technology & Telecommunications - A network of women who have come together to encourage and support women and girls who want to reach their full potential in the information technology and telecommunications industry.

Her Domain of Austin - A support and networking group for women interested in the World Wide Web

The National Center for Women and Information Technology - To ensure that women are fully represented in the influential world of information technology and computing.

San Francisco Women on the Web - A web community of women aiming to serve, educate, and empower members of the organization and other women on the Internet and in new media industries through professional development and support, expansive and diverse networking opportunities, and intensive community involvement

WiCS - Brown University - The goal of WICS is to encourage women from girl scouts to professors to pursue their interests in the field of Computer Science at Brown University. WICS works to this end through various mentoring and outreach programs.

Wired Woman Society - This Canadian group aims to create an open environment that encourages women to explore opportunities in Information Technology and to build successful careers that will allow them to play a positive role in the growth and development of the Information Age

Women Designer's Group - Resource and support group for women involved in technology, including design, programming, and other areas.

Women’s Information Technology Transfer - WITT is committed to bringing women’s actions, activities and struggles into the spotlight, promoting the use of free software as a way to highlight women’s voices.