Media Release Women in Technology WA (WiTWA) and Spacecubed have joined forces to launch WiTWA Hub, a flexible coworking space for women in technology to connect, create and inspire. Designed to be a safe environment to focus on their businesses and expand their networks, WiTWA Hub provides space and community for women tocollaborate and innovate. … Read more
An article by WiTWA Patron and Champion, Professor Lyn Beazley, featured in the Applied magazine (March 2019)
If you can see her, you can be her – the importance of visible role models
The government has just released Australia’s National Science Statement with a vision of setting a long‑term approach to science, providing guidance for government investment and decision making and clarity on strategic aims.
Given the wave of new and emerging technologies which are predicted to significantly impact the shape and scope of jobs of the future, STEM will only increase in critical importance as a fundamental skill set.
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WiTWA strives to build an inclusive and diverse community, reflecting the lived experiencesof our members. We use the words women and men, but it is important to us that you knowour definition of women includes all women. Likewise, our definition of men includes all men; cisgender, transgender or gender diverse, and we acknowledge and include those who identify beyond the binary.
