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IEEE REACH

http://reach.ieee.org

Understanding that technology and history are not mutually exclusive subjects, IEEE REACH (Raising Engineering Awareness through the Conduit of History) provides history teachers with free educational resources that situate science, technology, and engineering in their social and humanistic contexts. Resources include inquiry units, primary and secondary sources, hands-on-activities, multimedia sources (video and audio), background information for teachers, and additional resources. IEEE REACH offers an opportunity to expose students to ways that science and technology interrelate and play out in society.

  • Kelly McKenna

IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE)

http://wie.ieee.org/

IEEE WIE is one of the world’s leaders in changing the face of engineering. Its goal is to facilitate the recruitment and retention of women in technical disciplines globally. It envisions a vibrant community of IEEE women and men collectively using their diverse talents to innovate for the benefit of humanity. Its network connects over 24,000 members in over 100 countries to professional women around the world. IEEE WIE membership gives people access to a global network that advances professional women in technology at all points in their life and career for the benefit of humanity.

  • Bozenna Pasik-Duncan

Innovation Women

http://www.innovationwomen.com

Innovation Women is an on-line speaker bureau for entrepreneurial, innovative and technical women. Our goal is gender-balance at conferences and events. We help women get more visibility through speaking engagements and event managers produce more inclusive events.

  • Bobbie Carlton

ISACA

http://www.sheleads.tech

ISACA's SheLeadsTech program seeks to increase the representation of women in technology leadership roles and the tech workforce.

  • Alisha Wenc

ISSA International Women In Security Special Interest Group

http://www.issa.org/SIGs

The ISSA International Women in Security Special Interest Group is one of four Global SIGs within ISSA International. which has a global presence of over 10,000 members.

The WIS SIG is committed to developing women leaders globally, building a stronger cybersecurity community fabric, and enabling success across the globe.

ISSA WIS SIG embraces a spirit of collaboration within its organization and throughout the industry. We partner with organizations to provide leadership programs and services, and challenge these companies to create cybersecurity-oriented professional advancement opportunities for women.

  • Rhonda Ferrell

IT-oLogy

http://it-ology.org

IT-oLogy is a nonprofit working to grow the number of IT professionals in South Carolina. Because technology shapes our world, we need current and future IT talent to help build a better tomorrow. IT-oLogy is your IT career guide, giving you the tools and resources to discover and start your impactful IT career.

  • Rachel Barnett
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ITWomen

http://www.ITWomen.org

ITWomen is a non-profit organization with the mission of increasing the number of girls and women in the fields of technology and engineering and to provide professional development, student education and scholarships through a supportive network.

  • Victoria Usherenko