The Women's Technology Empowerment Centre (W.TEC) runs technology education programs for girls and women in Nigeria to promote gender equality in STEM fields. One of their flagship programs is the Girls Technology Camp, a 2-week residential program that teaches girls ages 11-17 basic computer skills as well as applications like word processing, spreadsheets, web design, and video production. Evaluations found that the camps improved the girls' confidence and leadership skills, and influenced many to pursue technology-related careers. W.TEC aims to expand girls' access to technology and encourage their participation in Nigeria's digital economy.