Renata Avila has written on Global Voices about the Take Back The Tech Campaign.

She focused on the importance of such a campaign in Central America, highlighting some of the female bloggers who focus on technology:

"This is one of the many initiatives across the globe that are encouraging women not to be afraid of technologies and through education [es] on how to use it to improve their lives. Today more than ever, it is important for women and girls to use technologies to improve their lives, especially in Central America."

With the millions of blogs out there, how can you choose which blogs to read, what if you want to read about what's happening in other countries.. that will most probably not be written in your language too? You can search and translate,. or you can try something like Global Voices.

Global Voices is what is called a Bridge Blog, building small bridges across language and culture barriers, where you can peek at what other people are concerned with and struggling against right now.

"Global Voices aggregates, curates, and amplifies the global conversation online – shining light on places and people other media often ignore."

They are covering many countries in different lauguages, by volunteer authors. Check their website and see whether your blogosphere is represented.