About us

Who we are

Gender Tech Initiative Uganda (GTI Uganda) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the digital divide by empowering women, girls, and marginalized communities with technology and digital literacy skills. We envision a world where technology is inclusive, accessible, and transformative, enabling individuals to participate meaningfully in the digital economy and advocate for their rights.

Our work focuses on ICT training, digital inclusion, cybersecurity awareness, and advocacy, and we ensure that women and young people, especially in rural areas, gain the skills needed to navigate the evolving digital landscape. Through initiatives such as School ICT clubs, AI literacy programs, digital marketing training, Cybersecurity training and community-led tech education”, we intend to equip our beneficiaries with tools for personal and professional growth.  

At GTI Uganda, we believe in using Technology for social change, promoting innovation, and creating safe digital spaces for all. Our partnerships with local and international organizations help us expand our impact, ensuring that underserved communities have access to technology-driven opportunities.

Mission.

To bridge the digital divide by empowering women, girls, and marginalized communities with technology skills, digital literacy, and cybersecurity awareness, that eventually leads to inclusivity, innovation, and equal opportunities in the digital space.

Vision.

A world where technology is inclusive, accessible, and transformative. 

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

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The Gender Initiative Uganda showcases the need to fight online gender based violence
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