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Women in Tech Stories & Ada Lovelace Day

It starts with our stories.

If anyone’s been watching  Netflix’s The Mind, Explained, Memory episode, you will know that the easiest way for humans to remember something is through storytelling and narratives.

This year TechWomen aimed to share more stories of women in tech. 

We used video to share stories of 30+ women in tech across New Zealand to start our mission of being able to Promote more women in tech. Women still make up a low minority of the tech industry. We want to share the stories of these women who have gone against all odds, to excel in their fields. We invite you to watch their stories as we share each one leading up to Ada Lovelace Day.

WATCH HERE

What would be even better, is if you shared these videos across your organisation  with all your colleagues. Let’s hear these stories and tell more of them.

TechWomen invites you to our National Ada Lovelace Day Networking Event.

Who is Ada Lovelace?

You are invited to meet our featured women across Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton and Dunedin.

To RSVP please click on the relevant location link below:

Auckland Ada Lovelace Day Networking, 8 October

Wellington Ada Lovelace Day Networking, 8 October

Dunedin Ada Lovelace Day Networking, 8 October

Christchurch and Hamilton Event Details coming soon. 

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This independently organised Ada Lovelace Day event is a part of a global celebration of women in STEM. To find out about other events around the world, and more about Ada Lovelace Day itself, please visit findingada.com or follow @findingada on Twitter.

If you have a story to tell and would like to share your diverse viewpoint (women, men and non binary) on gender parity in technology and science, please reach out to team@techwomen.nz – We’d love to hear from you and tell your narrative.

Who are we?

TechWomen is a group of passionate New Zealand tech, digital and ICT focused individuals from leading organisations that work together, with the support of NZTech, to help address one of the major challenges for the successful growth of technology in New Zealand – a shortage of women in tech roles.

We work together to help inspire girls into technology, support the growth of women in tech roles and to help develop policy and actions for improving diversity in the tech workplace.

Hear from our latest executive committee member on why she is giving her time to work with TechWomen NZ. 

Annabel Heywood, Deloitte

TechWomen TechWomen is a group of passionate New Zealand tech, digital and ICT focused individuals from leading organisations that work together, with the support of NZTech, to help address the shortage of women in tech roles.