"There is no age when you cannot use technology. A professor at my university asked me if, at 70, he was too old to learn technology. I told him no, technology is accessible to everyone – and these days that professor carries a laptop. As long as somebody gives you the confidence you can do it. This is what is so mis- sing from so many of our girls. They need confidence. We need to de-mystify technology, there is nothing hard about using a computer."
— Speranza Ndege

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As quoted in the high level Panel debate on International Women's Day Goodbye to the IT girl? WHY are girls deserting Technology ITU headquarters, March 10 2011

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