
What we’re about
Madison Women in Tech is a supportive, inclusive community of women and gender nonbinary folks working or interested in technology, from designers to programmers to recruiters to students. Through regular events and a digital newsletter, we empower and elevate women and enbys in Madison’s tech scene.
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WHO CAN ATTEND OUR EVENTS?
Any woman or nonbinary person interested in or working in technology is welcome at ALL of our events. (To be extra clear, "women" includes both trans and cis women. 🏳️🌈)
Men are welcome at most of our events, but not all; occasionally, we host events that are specifically for women and nonbinary folks. In either case, we strive to make it crystal clear in the event description.
Still unsure if it's appropriate for you to attend? Feel free to shoot us an email at admin@madisonwomen.tech and double-check (we're very nice ❤️).
ACCESSIBILITY / INCLUSION
With rare exceptions, all our in-person events are hosted at accessible locations near multiple public transportation options; we also work to have gender neutral bathrooms available at every in-person event. When food is involved, we make sure to have vegan and gluten-free items available.
CHILDREN
We highly encourage you to bring children along! We aren't often able to provide dedicated childcare, and some of our events might not be appropriate for children (depending on their age), but we try to choose event spaces that are child-friendly.
CODE OF CONDUCT
Madison Women in Tech deliberately curates spaces for and by women and nonbinary folks. At in-person and virtual events where men are invited to attend, they are expected to listen, and not center themselves or their experiences.
All attendees, at both in-person and virtual events, agree to adhere to the Madison Women in Tech code of conduct.
SEPTEMBER 2023 NEWSLETTER SPONSORS
Thank you to our current newsletter sponsors, Summit Credit Union and American Family Insurance! They're both currently hiring for multiple positions, so be sure to check out their career pages.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- SOCIAL: Get-together with MadPy, Madison's Python meetup!Madison Public Library - Central, Madison, WI
NOTE: This event will be co-hosted with MadPy, a local Python meetup.
Do you work with Python or are interested in learning more about it?
Join us for a social event with MadPy! We'll have pizza, drinks, and some conversation prompts to get things started (see below).
"MadPy is a group for engaging in all things surrounding the Python programming language. We welcome all levels of experience and interests (e.g. Python's use in data science, web development, hobby projects, anything!)."
All genders are welcome at this event. Thanks to Ian's Pizza for sponsoring!
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ABOUT
Let's make some new Python friends!
This is a structured social, meaning we'll start as a full group with intros before moving into smaller discussion groups.
Are you someone who likes to prep for social situations? We've got you covered! For intros, we'll ask folks to share the following: name, how you spend your time (work or hobby, as preferred), and either something you like about Python or something you want to know about Python.
For small groups, one prompt will be: "What's a recent trend in tech that you're excited about?"
SCHEDULE
Feel free to arrive anytime between 6:30pm and 7pm to grab some pizza and a drink and get settled in. We'll begin discussion at 7pm; we have the room reserved until 8:30pm.
Afterwards, anyone interested is welcome to continue socializing with the group at Cooper's Tavern (which has multiple non-alcoholic drinks available).
TRANSPORTATION
The Madison Central Library is located downtown off the Capitol Square.
Parking
The State Street Capitol Parking Garage and Overture Center Garage are the closest parking garages; nearby metered street parking is free after 6pm.
Biking
The nearest B-Cycle station is Philosopher's Grove (South). The library also has multiple bike racks.
Bus
The following bus lines come within a few blocks:
A, B, D, E, F, R, 28, 75
ACCESSIBILITY / INCLUSION
The library is wheelchair accessible and has gender neutral bathrooms. All genders are welcome at this event.
If you have another accessibility concern, we encourage you to reach out directly to Hilary at admin@madisonwomen.tech.
CODE OF CONDUCT
While this event is open to all genders, Madison Women in Tech deliberately curates spaces (both online and offline) for and by women and nonbinary folks. Men who attend are expected to listen, and not center themselves or their experiences.
All attendees agree to adhere to the Madison Women in Tech code of conduct (https://madisonwomen.tech/coc) as well as the MadPy code of conduct (https://github.com/madison-python/code-of-conduct).