In 1995, Gloria Steinem spoke at WITI’s very first conference. She challenged women not simply to succeed in technology, but to help redefine it, and to ensure technology ultimately serves humanity. Looking at the WITI community that day, she said: “This is one hell of a butterfly.” 31 years later, the work continues. And the butterfly is still flying. 🦋 Today, WITI honors Gloria Steinem and the extraordinary legacy she leaves behind. Watch this remarkable moment from WITI history:
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Gloria Steinem changed what was possible for women in America. As we honor her extraordinary life, we must teach the next generation about the barriers she broke and to remain relentless in our pursuit of equality—just as Gloria would want us to be.

Gloria Steinem, the American writer and activist who championed gender equality and women's rights, and even worked undercover as a Playboy bunny to expose sexist treatment, has died at age 92

Gloria Steinem, who championed the cause of equal rights for women for more than six decades using her skills as a writer, activist and public speaker, died on Wednesday at age 92

Gloria Steinem, the feminist activist, has died aged 92. She 'passed away peacefully [on Wednesday] at her home in New York City, surrounded by some of the many who loved her', according to a post on her Instagram account published on Thursday

Gloria Steinem, the American writer, lecturer, activist and organizer who fought for gender equality and women's civil and reproductive rights for more than five decades, has died, her foundation said

Gloria Steinem, longtime symbol of the women’s movement who spent more than six decades as a journalist and activist, has died. She was 92. Read more: