ALT Flyer featuring Priscilla Murunga, founder and CEO of Maishasafi Enterprises. She is pictured smiling behind a podium while displaying packaged food products from her brand. The flyer highlights her work building a Ugandan healthy foods company creating nutritious and innovative products made from locally sourced ingredients. It also mentions her passion for entrepreneurship, healthy living, youth and women empowerment, and practical skills development. Additional product images appear at the bottom of the flyer, alongside branding for Women In Technology Uganda and the Elevate Accelerator Cohort 1.

ALT Flyer featuring Namugerwa Noeline, founder of Masaka Coffee, an agribusiness enterprise based in Masaka, Uganda. She is pictured standing with folded arms, wearing a pink and patterned outfit with a matching headscarf. The flyer highlights her work supporting coffee farmers across the value chain through quality seedlings, agronomy support, processing knowledge, and improved market access. It also notes Masaka Coffee’s focus on value addition, collective growth, and sustainable opportunities for farming communities, with regional and export market potential. The flyer states that she is part of Cohort 1 of the Elevate Accelerator at Women In Technology Uganda.

ALT A Women in Technology Uganda flyer with the message “Happy Labour Day. To all the incredible #WomenInSTEM.” The design features illustrated women in different careers including a doctor, engineer, astronaut, filmmaker, and tech professional. The WITU logo appears at the top, and social media icons with the handle @wituganda are shown at the bottom.

ALT Flyer featuring Nangajja Claire Selina, also known as Maama Ghetto, founder of Craft Continent. She is shown smiling, standing against an orange background, wearing a yellow top and patterned skirt. The flyer highlights her work in connecting African artisans to global markets through a digital marketplace, with support in branding, photography, and logistics. It lists products such as baskets, jewelry, textiles, ceramics, and décor, targeting ethical and international buyers. It also notes that she is part of Cohort 1 of the Elevate Accelerator by Women In Technology Uganda.

ALT Flyer by Women in Technology Uganda with the headline “We Are Hiring.” It lists two open roles: Gender and Safeguarding Officer and Job Placement Coordinator. The design features a hand placing a puzzle piece with a highlighted female icon, symbolizing inclusion. There is an “Apply Now” call to action and a QR code labeled “Scan here to view job description.” Social media handle @wituganda appears at the bottom.

ALT Promotional flyer by Women in Technology Uganda with the headline “Show Us Your Glow-Up.” It features a smiling young woman wearing an orange WITU scarf. The text invites past program participants to share their stories, wins, and progress. It highlights that the form takes five to ten minutes and includes a QR code and a link (tally.so/r/Y5DA0v) for submissions.

ALT Flyer by Women in Technology Uganda announcing an information session for the Call for Job Placement Partners. The design features a bold orange headline “Information Session” with the subtitle “Call for Job Placement Partners.” It invites participants with the question “Thinking of applying?” and outlines session topics including eligibility requirements, application process, and partner roles and expectations. The session is scheduled for Tuesday, 7 April 2026, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM EAT. A QR code is included with the instruction “Scan here to register.” Contact details and the website www.witu.org are provided at the bottom.

ALT A promotional flyer by Women in Technology Uganda showing young women using computers in a training setting. The headline reads, “Ready to learn computer skills and build your future?” with “computer skills” highlighted. The flyer invites young women aged 18 to 35 to join a free three-month digital skilling training under the 10X Program. It highlights three courses: Basic Computer Skills, Graphics Design, and Web Development, each with a short description. A call to action reads “Apply now at witu.org/apply,” with an application deadline of 17th April 2026. Partner logos for Outbox, UNCDF, and Mastercard Foundation appear at the bottom, along with contact details and locations in Kampala and Mbarara.

ALT Flyer by Women in Technology Uganda announcing a Call for Job Placement Partners. The design features young women using laptops, with the headline “Call for Job Placement Partners.” Text invites qualified partners to support the transition of skilled young women aged 18 to 35 into dignified work opportunities in the digital economy. Key focus areas include job placement for young women, employer network development, and job matching. The flyer lists eligibility criteria such as experience in job placement or workforce development and capacity to include Persons with Disabilities and refugees. A QR code is included with the instruction “Scan to read the Terms of Reference,” along with the website www.witu.org and social media handle @wituganda.