The collectiveWoGiTech
Lined up around
shared ambitions
These early allies aim to encourage vocations among girls and women and make them feel legitimate when they chose to work in the digital sector; to break away from this economic and social nonsense which consists in depriving of women’s talent; to play a part in building a digital future adapted to everyone!
The movement originated from the shared initiatives of Sandrine Delage (Head of Change Makers & Prospective at BNP Paribas), Merete Buljo and Solenne Bocquillon-Le Goaziou (respectively President and Secretary General of the association Digital Ladies & Allies: do-tank engaged for digital diversity within the companies) and Frédéric Bardeau (President and co-founder of the Simplon.co network: inclusive school dedicated to technical and digital professions)
Scale Women In IT Pledge
(SWIIT Pledge)
Ever since its creation in 2019, the WoGiTech collective launched the “Scale Women In IT Pledge (SWIIT Pledge)”: a worldwide initiative intended to boost the number of women hired in the tech field.
The SWITT Pledge consists of collecting 1,000 promises from companies to hire women for technical jobs in the digital sector. To date, the pledge has enabled more than 45 companies to commit to training and recruiting more than 500 women.
Objective:Impact and Transformation
By mobilizing, supporting and valuing the initiatives, the means of local and international activation, in the respect of common values and in a spirit of collaborative governance, respecting the autonomy of each stakeholder, WoGiTech has become an aggregator and a real actor of transformation.
The Women & Girls In Tech collective mobilizes over 200 organizations: associations, SSE structures, companies and institutions willing to act together.
It is indeed by combining the strengths and skills of its members that the collective has been installing and optimizing its influence in France and internationally.
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Words fromWoGiTecHer
Why get involved in WoGiTech ?
TopWoGiTechers!
Dorothée Roch
Dorothée has been one of our major supporters since the very beginning of the #WoGiTech collective.
The words of the girls from her association, Becomtech, whom we strive to involve in all the major events we take part in, are always clear, sincere and meaningful.
Eric Thiénot
Eric is both a computer scientist and a draughtsman.
He illustrated most of the job descriptions in the #WoGiTech exhibition and organized (and even hosted) most of the collective’s tech events, notably at VivaTech.
Céline Pernot-Burlet
Céline is a talented illustrator and sketch artist.
She notably created the role model portraits of remarkable women in tech featured in the #WoGiTech exhibition.
Marie Jadeau
In addition to her inexhaustible energy in the service of social entrepreneurship, Marie and her SpringLab colleagues are kind enough to lend their skills to the facilitation of co-development workshops at events organized by the collective.
Coraline Bardinat
Doing is good, but it’s also important to get the word out…
Coraline is an invaluable help in communicating our actions and highlighting them to an ever-growing audience.
Bruno Lamouroux
Looking for the people behind our website updates? For who scans the web to relay the latest news and events on gender equality in tech to our Twitter account @WoGiTech?
It’s usually Bruno…