Become a volunteer mentor and make an impact at She's Digital.

At She's Digital, we believe in the power of shared knowledge. We seek out leaders, experts, and professionals who are passionate about technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship to mentor women who want to build their careers in the digital world. A new call for mentors in Mexico, Costa Rica, and Brazil opens in August.

Why be a mentor?

Who are we looking for?

How does it work?

Mentors who have made a difference

"Each of us has the ability to make a significant difference in someone else's life. Through this program, I have had the privilege of accompanying extraordinary women on their path to success in the tech world. By sharing my experiences and knowledge, I have witnessed how these women have overcome obstacles and achieved their goals, proving that with determination and the right support, any goal is possible."
Annie Gabriela Santos
Software Engineer, Tigo, Honduras
Annie, mentor
This experience has been much more than a simple transfer of knowledge; it has been a true mutual inspiration. Seeing the potential, determination, and passion of these women reaffirms my commitment to developing female talent in technology. Working with these incredible students has not only allowed me to share my experience, but also to learn from their energy, creativity, and unique perspectives. Each session has been a reminder of the transformative power of mentoring and education."
Juan Pablo Blanco 
IT & Telecom Manager, Texas Tech University
Juan Pablo, mentor
"Being a mentor at She's Digital has been an incredible experience. To be able to accompany women on their path to new career opportunities and see how they gain confidence in their skills is really rewarding. These mentorships not only provide them with tools for their professional growth, but also create a community of support and mutual learning. Being part of this process has allowed me to share my knowledge, but also to learn from each of them. Without a doubt, it is a space for transformation and empowerment."

María del Mar Barquero Bonilla
Computer Engineering Student, Universidad Florencio del Castillo, Costa Rica
María del Mar, mentor

Applications open in August



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