Gender Tech Initiative Uganda

GTI creates interactive and engaging experiences that promote STEM learning for girls who are often underrepresented in the field of STEM.

Bridge the digital divide gap

We are a non-profit organization that empowers women and young girls to embrace science and technology.

The organization seeks to bridge the digital divide gap by providing access to technology and digital literacy skills to young school girls and women human rights defenders.

School ICT Project

Holidays ICT Training

School’s out, but the learning doesn’t have to stop. At Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, we offer exciting Children Holiday ICT Training designed to equip your child with essential digital skills in a fun, interactive environment. We teach basic computer skills, coding, Graphics design, online safety, and creative tech activities. With these programs, your child will not only learn but also build confidence in using technology skills that are vital in today’s world.

Why should you enroll your child? Because technology is the future, and the earlier they start, the better prepared they’ll be. Plus, it’s a productive way to keep them engaged during the holidays!

Ready to secure your child’s spot?

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PARTNER WITH US.

TOGETHER, WE CAN EMPOWER COMMUNITIES.

Are you interested in implementing a project in partnership with us?
We’d love to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations passionate about bridging the digital divide and empowering Women and school girls. Let’s discuss how we can collaborate to achieve shared goals and create lasting impact in our communities.

Together, we can create credibility, and goodwill, not just within communities but also with key stakeholders, including policymakers and regulatory bodies.

SUPPORT OUR WORK.

DONATE TO GENDER TECH INITIATIVE UGANDA.
Your support can help us create inclusive, safe, and empowering digital spaces for young women and girls. By contributing, you’ll be advancing our work in Digital Security, Digital Literacy, STEM Education for Girls and Advocacy against Online Gender-Based Violence.
We believe that giving is more than just financial-your time, ideas, energy, skills, and knowledge are just as valuable. Together, we can build stronger, tech-savvy communities that thrive in the digital age.

VOLUNTEER WITH US.

BE PART OF A MOVEMENT FOR DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT.
At Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, we welcome volunteers who are eager to support our mission of empowering young women and girls through technology. Whether you’re passionate about teaching, digital advocacy, cybersecurity, or mentorship, there’s a place for you in our community.

As a volunteer, you’ll have opportunities to Expand your professional network, Participate in our events and programs, Receive or offer mentorship in areas of interest, Gain knowledge and skills in digital rights, STEM education, and leadership. Join us in creating a future where technology is a tool for empowerment, not exclusion.

At Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, we also believe that digital rights are fundamental human rights. In today’s interconnected world, access to the internet, freedom of expression online, data privacy, and digital security are essential for empowering individuals. Upholding digital rights ensures equal opportunities for education, participation, and innovation, bridging the digital divide and creating inclusive and resilient communities.

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS

Operate online safely

Advocacy

Advocacy is a powerful tool that can be leveraged to promote digital inclusion for women and young girls in Northern Uganda.

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Young rural women and school girls are empowered through ICT clubs, digital literacy training, and STEM mentorship programs.

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Teachers and Educators trained in basic computer skills and digital teaching tools.

Grassroots Organizations supported with malware detection, digital security, and online safety skills.

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Community leaders and parents sensitized on the importance of digital inclusion, gender equality in tech, and safe internet practices.

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Journalists reached with our cyber security training.

At a Glance

Amazing accomplishments of our organization.

Since its inception in 2017, Gender Tech Initiative Uganda has reached over 1,500 individuals across various demographics through its programs and initiatives.

Our Partners

Participant Stories

The digital marketing training with Gender Tech Initiative Uganda has helped me because I used to struggle to promote my small business online. The skills I gained in social media management, content creation, and online advertising have transformed my business. I now attract more customers and make better sales-all thanks to the practical, hands-on training.

As a female journalist, I deal with sensitive information daily. The cybersecurity training I attended opened my eyes to the risks I was unknowingly exposed to. I learned how to protect my data, secure my devices, and stay safe online. I now feel more confident handling my work without fear of digital threats.

Our organization faced recurring cybersecurity issues, but after the malware detection and prevention training from Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, everything changed. The knowledge and tools we received helped us strengthen our digital security. We can now identify threats early and protect our data effectively. It was a game-changer for us.

Before joining the computer literacy class, I had never touched a computer. I was scared I might break it. But now, I can type, create documents, and even draw using the computer. I feel so proud of myself, and I want to become a software engineer one day. Thank you, Gender Tech Initiative Uganda, for helping me discover a new world.

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