Technology, defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, extends far beyond the realm of digital gadgets and modern conveniences. In the Caribbean, technology emerges from a rich tapestry of resilience and resourcefulness, deeply embedded within our socio-historical and socio-cultural experience. This blog offers a compelling argument for…

Welcome to our Career Wednesday series sharing insights from Caribbean women in tech! In each installment, we'll feature career advice from inspiring Caribbean women in tech. Today, we delve into valuable lessons from Wendy Karamath, a WiTC member anda Software Developer from Trinidad and Tobago!

As we commemorate Women's History Month, it's imperative to highlight the profound impact of Black women in the tech industry. Despite encountering systemic obstacles, these trailblazers have shattered barriers, ignited change, and fostered inclusivity through their innovation, resilience, and unwavering determination…

Not only is the tech industry broad, but it is constantly evolving and requires professionals to keep improving their skills to stay relevant and marketable. While there may be a competitive spirit among peers in the industry, developing strong networks that foster collaboration and joint learning opportunities can be a great way to advance your career. It is always beneficial to have some level of…

For many people who pursue tech careers, it is their dream to work for common household names like Netflix, Facebook/Meta or Amazon as people often associate successful tech careers with Big Tech companies. However, if you are trying to become a technology professional, or if you are already a tech professional, you should be aware that tech careers can

Last month, we celebrated Girls in ICT Day under the theme of “Access & Safety.” In a statement made by UN Women on April 28, 2022, we were reminded that “every girl has a right to be connected and safe, and to play her part in shaping a more equal, green and tech-driven future.” There is no doubt that when exposed to technology, girls can grow up to be talented