Poznaj kobiety, które swoją pasją, odwagą i geniuszem zrewolucjonizowały świat technologii, udowadniając, że przyszłość IT nie ma płci. Sprawdź, kim były pionierki, bez których współczesna informatyka wyglądałaby zupełnie inaczej.
Z ogromną radością i dumą informujemy, że współzałożycielki i prezeski Fundacji IT Girls – **Wiola i Ada Klimczak** – zostały nominowane w prestiżowym plebiscycie **Wszechmocne 2024**, organizowanym przez redakcję **WP Kobieta**. Nominacja dotyczy kategorii **„Nauka”**, co dla nas – całego zespołu Fundacji – ma szczególne znaczenie.
To wyróżnienie nie tylko docenia ich indywidualne zaangażowanie i pasję, ale też stanowi symboliczne uhonorowanie wielu lat pracy na rzecz edukacji, różnorodności i równości w dostępie do nowych technologii.
We are delighted to conclude the fourth edition of the MOCna JA Academy, implemented in collaboration with ING Hubs Poland. This was another incredibly valuable development cycle aimed at strengthening women's inner strength and developing competencies needed in today's labor market.
Last week, the official closing ceremony of the Bee IT Girls program took place, as part of which 22 girls took part in programming courses funded by TIM SA. This is an extremely important initiative that opens the door to the world of new technologies for young participants and shows that the future of the IT industry can belong to everyone - regardless of gender.
Modern youth in Poland are increasingly using tools based on artificial intelligence, changing their approach to education, work and everyday life. The IT Girls Foundation and Nationale-Nederlanden, with the support of Campus AI, jointly working for technological education and a responsible approach to innovation, presented the report "AI Generation. How do young people use artificial intelligence?". The study provides a comprehensive picture of how young Poles perceive and use artificial intelligence, what their needs are, and what challenges and threats they see in this technology. The report includes comments from experts such as: Artur Kurasiński, Aleksandra Przegalińska, and Jowita Michalska.
On the occasion of Inspiration Week, we are happy to introduce you to two inspiring women working at our partner company Silevis: Paulina Bała, who is a QA Engineer, and Wiktoria Szreder, who holds the position of Junior Software Engineer. We talked to Paulina and Wiktoria about the challenges that women working in IT face. You can find the interview below. We encourage you to read it!
Hello IT explorers! Today we will talk about ways to make learning a foreign language easier thanks to technological innovations. Probably each of us has heard the words “Leave that phone/computer and go back to learning English tomorrow!”
Over a year ago, I set myself a bold goal: after more than a decade of work in marketing, I decided to make a change. I wanted to discover new technologies, work closer to IT projects and implement innovative solutions in companies. It was then that I discovered Salesforce – a platform that turned out to be much more than just a CRM tool. Today I would like to share my experiences and tips with you, which I hope will be helpful if you also want to delve into the secrets of this, as it turned out, fascinating world.
When I tell someone about my profession, I often hear in response, “A woman in the role of an IT specialist? That’s so unheard of!” I have never heard anyone express such surprise when told about the profession of a teacher, doctor or accountant. Research from 2020 showed that in Poland, women make up less than 10% in the IT sector.
Why is this profession so male-dominated? Is testosterone levels affecting analytical and mathematical abilities? Or is it more muscle mass needed to connect a few cables? What really affects women's situation in the world of technology?
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