As from January 2007, WITT has received seed-money for its continuation, with an aim to ensure its future. Internet Rights Bulgaria Foundation (IRBF) has taken on the task of coordinating WITT in 2007. 

Participants in WITT, a three-year project to train women’s organisations in Eastern Europe in using information communication technologies in their information strategies concluded not only that their project was successful but that the initiative should grow and encompass women throughout Europe. This was one of the outcomes of a recent meeting of key participants in ENAWA’s Effective E-Feminism training project, held in Amsterdam from June 24-27 2005. 

Women’s Information Technology Transfer (WITT) launched today a portal site to link women’s organizations and feminist advocates for the internet in Eastern and Central Europe. www.witt-project.net is a website, providing strategic ICT information to all, and supporting, in a collective way, Central and Eastern European women in developing the web as an instrument in their social activism. WITT is committed to bringing women’s actions, activities and struggles into the spotlight, promoting the use of free software as a way to highlight women’s voices. 

 

An explaination of what WiTT Focal Points are, includ their responsibilities, tasks and contact information. 

Skills Development Program is initiated for the purpose of personal development of women involved in WiTT development. It supports individual aspirations and interests of WiTT/ ENAWA trainers, which can benefit the whole team of trainers... 

The broader picture of WiTT’s objectives