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Ada Lovelace Day!
Today is the day that we celebrate the amazing women in STEM. Named after the first computer programmer, Ada Lovelace, who wrote the first theoretical program in 1843! In a future year when we get to have in-person events again, we hope to do something at the library. Fortunately, #ALD2020 is going digital! (And really, what better way to celebrate.) There are going to be some amazing (AND FREE) webinars through https://findingada.com/ so go check those out!
HAPPY ADA LOVELACE DAY
Episode One: Women in Science
We bring you interviews from the amazing live event, ALD13, including Suw Charman-Anderson who founded the day, and Fran Scott who ignited rockets into the audience.
Check out some pictures from the event here.
We tell the inspirational stories of some women in science which turned up in some unexpected places, and talk to our special guest Lauren Hoskin who is researching bias in our brains and in the media.
Plus, obviously, we’ll be eating salad.
Suw Charman-Anderson tells Richard Hering about Ada Lovelace's vital role in early computer development, and the international day celebrating the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths. Why are women in these fields not better known or better represented? http://www.findingada.com http://visionon.tv
Audio: Main room Session 2
Social Innovation Camp
Glen Mehn
Broadly, we want to talk about turning hackdays and demos into something more permanent by sharing our experiences of helping others do that and what else needs to exist in this space to help make more of it happen. We might rally a bit of a panel.
http://www.sicamp.org
"interactive island" at the Guardian
Mariana Santos
http://www.guardian.co.uk/interactive
Ada Lovelace Day
Suw Charman-Anderson
A look at the international day celebrating the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths.
http://www.findingada.com
