Encouraging Leadership and Advocacy

Gender-inclusive tech curricula not only close the digital divide by providing women with technical skills but also foster leadership and advocacy skills. Educated women in tech are in a better position to advocate for more inclusive policies and practices within the industry, further narrowing the digital divide and promoting gender equality in technology.

Gender-inclusive tech curricula not only close the digital divide by providing women with technical skills but also foster leadership and advocacy skills. Educated women in tech are in a better position to advocate for more inclusive policies and practices within the industry, further narrowing the digital divide and promoting gender equality in technology.

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