Women + A11y
An inclusive, AI-powered tech training platform where women of all abilities thrive — in UX, Web3, and beyond.
Our programs start with UX/UI and expand into blockchain, AI, and the future of inclusive tech — personalized by ALMA™, our adaptive learning engine.
Fully Sponsored
Free for eligible students, thanks to sponsors and Web3 funders.
Mentorship Matters
1:1 support from designers, accessibility leaders, and Web3 pioneers.
Career Launchpad
Build a real portfolio. Learn Figma, AI tools, and Web3 wallets. Connect with inclusive employers and DAOs.
Explore Our Platform
We are sharing free, high-impact courses so you can experience wA11y™, learn something valuable, and get inspired to support our mission.
Learning That Listens
ALMA™ (Adaptive Learning Method for All) adapts to your pace, needs, and goals. It was built for learners who’ve been excluded — and it grows with you.
Whether you’re neurodivergent, new to tech, or curious about the decentralized web, ALMA™ adapts to how you learn best — and evolves with every lesson, barrier, and breakthrough.
Accessibility at the Core
We’re not just building access to tech — we’re building access to the future of tech.
Our platform includes:
Screen reader–friendly lessons and navigation
Neurodivergent-aware pacing and structure
Dyslexia-friendly typography
Captions and transcripts for all video content
Keyboard-navigable platform
Trauma-informed and recovery-aware pedagogy
Optional live or text-based support
Real-world projects that reflect diverse experiences
Who Is It For
Immigrants & Refugees
Embracing global perspectives and cultural diversity
Indigenous Women
Empowering indigenous voices and cultural perspectives
Women of Color
Creating opportunities for diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds
Latinx
Supporting Latina and Hispanic women in technology
Queer & Trans Women
Creating inclusive spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals
Neurodivergent Individuals
Supporting diverse thinking and cognitive approaches
Survivors of Abuse
Creating pathways to career independence and healing
Low-income Women
Breaking financial and systemic barriers to careers in Web2 and Web3
- Immigrants & Refugees
- First Nations
- Women of Color
- Women in Recovery
- Queer & Trans Women
- Neurodivergent Individuals
- Survivors of Abuse
- Low-income Women