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Whakamanatia te hunga wahine ki te Ao Matihiko! Celebrating Women in Digital Technology!
A one-woman stage performance by British creative, Zoe Philpott. The high impact show tells the story of Ada Lovelace who wrote the world’s first complex computer program in 1843 using an LED dress which she operates live on stage with her wearable tech satin glove!
She Can Code are bringing Ada.Ada.Ada to four regions across Aotearoa – We want to give girls an experience to show them the tech sector is a place for them. Each two-part She Can Code event will include a hands-on exploratory tech workshop, and the exciting Ada.Ada.Ada show. Come along and be inspired! Explore exciting technology and visualise pathways into stem-based careers.
This is a two part event with the workshop at the Gaiety Theatre from 4.00pm.
If you wish to also attend the workshop please register here : She Can Code Wairoa
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