Girls in ICT Day Thailand
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Join the Closing Ceremony of Girls in ICT Day Thailand 2022
Programme Background and Introduction International Girls in ICT Day is celebrated worldwide every year on the fourth Thursday of April (28 April...
Opening Ceremony of Girls in ICT Day Thailand 2022
International Girls in ICT Day is celebrated worldwide every year on the fourth Thursday of April (28 April 2022). Girls in ICT Day provides an...
Bridging the Gender Divide
In our increasingly connected world some people are still underconnected. In particular the digital gender divide threatens to leave many girls and women behind. The ITU therefore works to include girls and women in our digital world.
Trainings 2022
Explore the Digital World and Shape Your Future in the ICT Field
The objective of the APT session is to share the outcome of the APT Young Professional and Student Programme (APTYPS) which was held in 2021 and to...
Media Literacy & Disinformation
The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) recognized media literacy as an educational and cultural area that needed to be addressed,...
Training on Digital Literacy Skills for Girls
Organised by MDES this training targeted around 100 women under the age of 25 to increase their digital literacy skills. The training offered three...
Our Story
„Girls in ICT Day is all about inspiring girls and young women to pursue STEM studies and to leverage the power of digital technology.“
Ms. Doreen Bogdan-Martin, ITU BDT Director
International Girls in ICT Day is celebrated worldwide every year on the fourth Thursday of April (28 April 2022). Girls in ICT Day provides an opportunity for girls and young women to see and be exposed to the benefit of ICT in enabling their career and aspiration. To date, over 377,000 girls and young women have taken part in more than 11,400 celebrations of International Girls in ICT Day in 171 countries worldwide.
Organisers
United Nations in Thailand
Office of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission
Ministry of Digital Economy and Society
