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Hawai’i Women in Tech is a safe, supportive, and judgement-free space for women who have—or are pursuing—careers in tech!

We are excited to offer our events and membership on our sponsored platform, Glue Up. Become an official HWIT member here: [https://app.glueup.com/org/hwit](Become an Official Member here) Our annual membership is FREE

🌺 Are you a woman in tech or aspiring to be one? Here’s your chance to join a dynamic and supportive community! By becoming a free member of Hawai'i Women in Tech (HWIT), you can:

🚀 Access Free Events: Participate in a variety of virtual and in-person events and meet-ups.

🌐 Expand Your Network: Connect with 400+ amazing women in Hawai'i, share experiences, and build lasting professional relationships.

🤝 Collaborate with Other Networks: Gain access to other women networks and tech events, amplifying your professional reach and resources.

📊 Advocate for Gender Equity: Represent the numbers and voices of women in tech, advocating for gender equity in the industry.

💡 Learn and Share Knowledge: Stay updated with the latest tech trends in Hawai'i and beyond, and exchange knowledge with peers in various tech roles.

📈 Explore Career Opportunities: Stay informed about available positions and opportunities for career advancement in the tech industry.

👩‍💻 Champion Better Benefits and Wages: Be part of a collective effort to advocate for tech roles that offer better benefits and wages in Hawai'i.

HWIT is more than just a network—it’s a movement towards a more inclusive and equitable tech industry. Together, we can create a supportive environment for women of all backgrounds to thrive in tech.

Ready to be part of this empowering community? Join us today and start making a difference!

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  • The Idea to Tech Webinar with Nomiki Petrolla, Founder & CEO of PDS Lab
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