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  • August 2, 2020

Techie Girls

Sophia Online Magazine - 22 Oct 2015In the technological world, with high labor demand, women still occupy few academic and professional spaces. In Argentina, only 18% of computer science students are girls, but there is good news: in the country there is an organization of restless girls seeking to attract more young women to this world that looks to the future.

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