The hardest part of founding a global non-profit? For then 15-year-old Audrey Pe, it was balancing social work with homework. WiTech (Women in Technology) wants tech access to be a right, irrespective of age, gender or socioeconomic background. The organisation established the first student-led conference for women in tech and runs computer literacy modules for underprivileged teens in neglected areas. To Audrey, now 19, “You don’t have to grow up to make a difference."