TECHNOLOchicas

With the holidays behind us and spring just around the corner, we are gearing up for our next set of adventures: TECHNOLOchicas 3.0! We’re flying from coast to coast to film the next series of TECHNOLOchicas videos. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter so that you can catch all the behind-the-scenes moments, as they happen.

“Technology to me means a gateway to the future. It means the ability to be able to create things that we don’t even think are possible yet.”

“This event was another demonstration of how AT&T; invests in our youth and in building a diverse and inclusive workplace. Young people want to learn about innovative careers, and we’re beyond excited to introduce them to some of those amazing opportunities.” // AT&T; Global Lead Consultant-Diversity Deneen L. Garrett as she talks about our recent #ATTDiversityTrek event in Southern California.

“I really love my work. I am really excited that I got the opportunity to come work in the tech hub of the world.”

“Growing up as a bilingual kid, writing in English was something a little bit tough for me, but Science and Math were topics that I could really understand.”

Watch a recap of our exciting day.

“You look at the sky, and I think, ‘I can’t tell the depth.’ And the fact that I can’t tell how far it goes for the sky, it makes me think, ‘How vast can space be?”

TECHNOLOchica Karina Canales is featured in the most recent issue of Google’s "Careers With Code: Game – Changing Jobs of Tomorrow," along with a mention of our TECHNOLOchicas campaign. // “People think CS is scary, but it’s actually really fun."

TECHNOLOchicas Andrea Chaves, Beatris Mendez, Madelyn Tavarez, Amy Villasenor, Susie Gomez, Ana Hernandez, Janeth Vargas, Janeth Barrientos, Susana Harper and Gemma Bussoni will be at the #TECHNOLOchicas LiFT All of Us Symposium in the Tucson, Arizona.