Visible Cultures In Science And Technology

Suw Charman-Anderson founded Ada Lovelace Day in 2009, after realising that women in the tech had been virtually invisible of their field. Her purpose was to raise the profile of women in STEM by encouraging people to be vocal about their achievements. With sufficient voices celebrating their work, the visibility of those unbelievable girls would improve, creating a strong new group of position fashions for women who’re selecting the path of their training, and girls of their careers. Today marks Ada Lovelace Day, a global celebration of the outstanding achievements of girls in science, technology, engineering and maths .