WomenTech Digital Library: Research-based articles for educators to recruit and retain more women into the technology classroom. New!
CalWomenTech Learning Library: Where CalWomenTech community college instructors, staff and students can request educational materials for their schools to assist students in areas such as spatial reasoning. New!
CalWomenTech Leadership Team Members Home: This section is for CalWomenTech Leadership Team Members. (How do I know if my college is a CalWomenTech site?)
CalWomenTech Project Description: Learn more about this project to recruit and retain more women at California community colleges' technology programs.
CalWomenTech Online Trainings: Participate in our online trainings that will guide you through strategies to help recruit and retain women to the technology classroom. New!
WomenTech Podcast: Hear an interview from the National Center for Telecommunications Technologies in which IWITTS Executive Director Donna Milgram talks about strategies to recruit and retain more women to technology.
Clip Art/Photo Gallery: Clip art and photos of women in technology, trades and law enforcement.
Career Video Clips: Inspire your students with these career videos featuring women in male-dominated jobs.
WomenTech Publications/Posters: A central clearinghouse for products related to women in technology, trades, and law enforcement occupations.
WomenTechWorld.org: Spread the word of our WomenTech Technician's Club to your female students with our promotional materials.
Cisco Gender Initiative: Read best practice profiles, gender FAQS, online focus group report and profiles of role models.
WomenTech Talk: This listserv has more than 500 women technicians and students participating in an email discussion group.
E-Jobs: Browse job openings for female jobs seekers in male-dominated occupations.
E-Mentoring: Women new to traditionally male jobs can find guidance and support from women who have been there.
Role Model Biographies: Receive inspiration from stories and photos of successful women, organized by occupational area.
WomenTechWorld.org: The national online home for women technicians to connect with each other.
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