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    Mujeres TICs: the community I founded so no woman walks alone.

    An international non-profit community that inspires, motivates, educates, and engages women and girls in tech. Born in the Dominican Republic in 2015, today we're in DR, Guatemala, and Bolivia, impacting thousands of women. Coming soon: El Salvador.

    My contribution

    Why I founded Mujeres TICs

    Mujeres TICs

    As a tech engineer, I went to events and people assumed I was someone's girlfriend, not a professional. After I challenged a speaker once, he came up to me and said: why don't you give a talk and share your interest with other women?

    Instead of going alone, I gathered a group of colleagues, friends, and professors to do a panel where each one shared her experience. That gesture — not going alone, going with others — is what defines Mujeres TICs to this day.

    In January 2016 we officially launched the community at Microsoft Dominicana with around 30 volunteers. Today we are thousands, across four countries, with the same purpose: to support each other.

    Impact

    A decade building community

    10+
    years of trajectory
    4
    countries: DR, Guatemala, Bolivia, SV
    500+
    active volunteers
    1000s
    of women impacted
    Our objectives

    Why we exist

    Inspire, motivate, educate, and engage women and girls in tech.

    Drive professional growth alongside their career plan.

    Help more young women choose ICT as a career path.

    Reduce dropout rates of women in tech careers.

    Support job placement in tech roles.

    Close the digital and gender gap in every country we're in.

    Chapters

    A community without borders

    Each chapter has its own leaders and its own path. This is what we have built together.

    Dominican Republic

    Founded in 2016

    Cradle of the community. One of the largest women-in-tech communities in the country, with 250+ active volunteers and constant presence in universities, national and international events.

    Guatemala

    International chapter

    An active community connecting women in tech with training, mentorship, and networking opportunities across the Central American ecosystem.

    Bolivia

    International chapter

    We work to close the gap where only 3 in 10 people in tech careers are women, with inspiration programs and technical training.

    El Salvador

    Coming soon · 2026

    We're opening our fourth chapter. We're looking for women leaders who want to build Mujeres TICs SV alongside us.

    Who we are

    We're not just a community. We're an ecosystem.

    Tech is as wide as any other profession. Mujeres TICs has space for every woman, no matter the path she chooses.

    Software development
    Data science
    Cybersecurity
    Project management
    UX/UI design
    Systems administration
    Quality assurance (QA)
    Artificial intelligence
    Robotics
    Digital marketing
    Tech entrepreneurship
    Infrastructure and networks
    Context

    Why this work matters

    In DR, only 18% of university students in ICT careers are women. Just 5% of female grads earn STEM degrees, vs 28% of men.

    In Bolivia, only 3 in 10 students in tech careers are women (AGETIC).

    Globally, for every 6 men in the ICT workforce, there's only 1 woman.

    "Community knows no borders."

    Join us

    Become a volunteer

    Mujeres TICs is sustained by women who decide not to walk alone. If you want to contribute your time, talent or network, this is your place.

    If you're a woman entering tech

    You'll find real female role models, mentorship, and a group that walks every step of your career plan with you.

    If you're already in tech

    Bring your experience as a speaker, mentor, organizer, or area lead. We work in pairs: never alone.

    If you represent a company, university, or NGO

    Direct access to a diverse pipeline of women in tech, strategic alliances, and joint programs.

    Be part of Mujeres TICs

    Visit mujerestics.com to learn more, join as a volunteer, or explore alliances.

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