Astha Sharma, the young & brilliant Co-Founder of Code Rush in Nepal, speaks with W4 about her drive to promote girls' and women's participation in the technology sector in Nepal.    Please tell us about yourself and what[...]

      This article was originally published by Women's Economic Imperative (WEI), a W4 partner, & is republished here courtesy of WEI. Find out more about the work of WEI.     Gender inequality is one of the[...]

  Meet W4 team member Sterenn!      How long have you worked with W4, and in what position?   I’ve been working with W4 for almost a year now, and I’ve almost finished my mission as assistant field program manager in[...]

  Meet W4 team member Wei Li!    How long have you worked with W4, and in what position?   My name is Wei Li Werner and I’ve been an intern at W4 for a little over a month. Currently, I’m assisting with communications and[...]

    #InHerOwnWords     Can you tell us about yourself, your family and where you come from?   My name is Urooj and I am 27 years old. I am married and I have a 6-year-old son.   I got married when I was only 19. In[...]

  W4 interviews inspirational Shamim Rajani, a “women in tech” role model on a mission to foster a new generation of tech-trailblazing young women through her work with CodeGirls Pakistan!      What inspired the[...]

Working in technology, I know the amazing opportunities it creates and how it can allow you to realize your dreams and make an impact on the world. But, unfortunately, many girls don’t have that view of technology. They think it’s boring or[...]

We help women who have suffered from violence to create an entrepreneurial project. Our program, which was created with our two partner business schools (ESCP and IESEG), provides 100 courses over 10 months (300 hours). The courses include[...]

The need to create a mobile app struck me as obvious because everyone has a mobile phone. The best way to combat violence, therefore, was to get inside the phones. Digital technology wasn’t really my thing, but I used it to reach the maximum[...]

Honestly, I feel a bit lost sometimes: because of the history of our country, women don’t have top priority in anything. Over the past ten years things have been changing gradually, but it’s still part of the culture to hear women saying,[...]