Women in Technology WA (WiTWA) is the leading advocate for diversity, inclusion, and equity (DEI) for women in technology in Western Australia.
Our goal is to attract and retain more women into tech [+] across WA. We support those already in the tech [+] sector, help upskill and reskill women interested in emerging areas of work, and inspire the next generation to embrace the opportunities these future skills unlock.
![Winners of the 2021 WiTWA Tech[+] Awards with WiTWA patron, Lyn Beasley AO FTSE](https://www.witwa.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/all-winners-660x440.jpg)
Our inspiring role models come from all walks of life.
Listener | Innovator | Technologist Leading business improvement & digital transformation
If you are looking for those who stand alongside women as allies in our mutual quest for diversity, inclusion, and equity you can find some of our favourites on our Allies page.
Connecting forward thinking organisations and talented individuals is our passion. If that sounds like you, learn more below!
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Want to stay up to date with the latest on what’s happening at WiTWA? Become a member to receive invites to our upcoming events, hear about our annual WiTWA Tech [+] awards, and get news about all things tech [+].
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We acknowledge the lands of the Whadjuk People of the Noongar Nation, on whose Traditional Lands WiTWA operates and we live, work and learn every day. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
WiTWA strives to build an inclusive and diverse community, reflecting the lived experiences of our members. We use the words women and men, but it is important to us that you know our 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.
