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Ada Lovelace Day

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Ada Lovelace Day

Tuesday 14 October 2014

Ada Lovelace Day is an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

Write about an inspiring woman in STEM

Every year we encourage you to take part, no matter where you are, by writing something about a woman, or women, in STEM whose achievements you admire. When your blog post is ready, you can add it to our list, and once we’re properly underway, you’ll be able to browse our list to see who inspires other people!

Tweetathon on STEM Participation

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The University at Buffalo is hosting a community tweetathon to discuss women’s participation in STEM professions. Consider joining the online conversation and sharing news of this event with your respective networks. You can find details of this event at http://www.pss.buffalo.edu/sitwithme/tweetathon/invite.html.
Thank you for your support.

For More Information Contact:

Kathleen Murphy
University at Buffalo
CIT Network & Classroom Services
Network Service Manager
kbrown@buffalo.edu

40 Kids & Counting

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40 Kids & Counting

What simply started as a young woman, her backpack and her desire to travel the world, has turned into the remarkable account of how a single person has transformed an entire remote Himalayan village. Read more about the inspirational story of Maggie Doyne, who has dramatically improved the lives of many young, orphaned children in a far-flung region of Nepal by building a loving home and an ever-growing school for the children. { read more }

From DailyGood.org

GU Women Who Code

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So excited to see a new trend in promoting Coding.  Doubtless you’ve heard of Code.org and their Hour of Code efforts, but here is one that is focused on women:

GU Women Who Code

Georgetown University has a new computer science group to encourage more women to code and go into the technology field.

What other efforts are happening around Coding that you find interesting or exciting?