Women Who Code Santiago

También, no olvides unirte al grupo de Slack (selecciona la primera opción "WWCode Slack" y busca el canal como #english-practice-circle), donde resolveremos dudas y anunciaremos próximas sesiones.

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Hemos tenido algunos problemas con Meetup al mostrar fechas y horas. Aquí dejamos la correcta para evitar problemas:
Jueves 5 de octubre
7 pm México, Guatemala
8 pm Colombia
9 pm Chile
10 pm Argentina
Si tienen cualquier duda pueden unirse al Slack y ahí la resolvemos.

Join us for the Women Who Code Hackathon for Social Good 2023, where you’ll work together to create innovative solutions for a better world. This digital program isn't just about code; it's about using your skills, creativity, and passion to drive positive change.

🗓️ About this Event: WWCode Hackathon for Social Good
The WWCode Hackathon for Social Good is your opportunity to join our diverse community of technologists, developers, and designers to combine your technical expertise with your desire to make a difference! All technologists and skill levels are welcome; whether you're a seasoned dev or new to Women Who Code, join the hackathon to practice your skills and contribute to positive change.

The Opening Ceremony, on Thursday, October 12, 2023, is your opportunity to discover our mission, learn more about the Hackathon, meet fellow participants, and prepare for an inspiring journey.

💻 Register now to participate in the WWCode Hackathon for Social Good and attend the Opening Ceremony.

✅ Hackathon Schedule Highlights

• Opening Ceremony: Be part of the exciting kickoff on Thursday, October 12th.
• Workshops: Engage in workshops on Friday, October 13th to sharpen your skills and prepare for the hackathon challenges.
• Project Development: Collaborate with your team from October 14th to October 22nd to develop projects that address real-world issues and promote social good.
• Project Submission: Ensure your project is ready by the submission deadline of October 22nd.
• Top Projects Announcement: Stay tuned for the announcement of the top projects on October 31st.
• Project Demo Day & Closing Ceremony: Join us on November 4th for Project Demo Day and the Closing Ceremony to showcase your work and celebrate your achievements.

❣️Can’t make the Opening Ceremony? Register now to participate in the Hackathon and gain access to all sessions, including the recording of the Opening Ceremony once it's ready for replay.

💻 Join other technologists in this empowering program to use technology for good and make a lasting impact together! This is an online event hosted on Hopin. Register now.

Code of Conduct + Issue Reporting
Women Who Code is dedicated to providing an empowering experience for everyone who participates in or supports our community. Our events are intended to inspire women to excel in technology careers, and anyone there for this purpose is welcome. Because we value the safety and security of our members and strive to have an inclusive community, we do not tolerate harassment of members or event participants in any form. Our Code of Conduct applies to all Women Who Code events. Any issues? Reach out to global@womenwhocode.com.

🗓️ About This Event: Radical Inclusion: Empowering Accessibility in Tech
Join us for the Women Who Code Advocacy Town Hall on October 24, 2023, as we delve into "Radical Inclusion: Empowering Accessibility in Tech." This online panel discussion, hosted on LinkedIn, will bring together experts and advocates to explore accessibility in the tech industry and its impact on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

💻 This is an online event hosted on LinkedIn. Register now.

👩🏾‍💻Who should attend:

• Individuals with visible or invisible disabilities interested in sharing perspectives or learning about their rights.
• Team leads, hiring managers, colleagues, etc., interested in supporting and advocating for people with visual or invisible disabilities.
• Technologists looking to incorporate better accessibility practices.
• Founders or CEOs interested in creating and implementing an inclusive company culture, especially for technologists with accessibility needs.

✅ What we’ll discuss:

• Hiring Process, Getting the Job, and Support at Work: Know the challenges and opportunities for individuals with disabilities throughout the hiring process, workplace support, and career growth.
• Visible and Invisible Disabilities: Understand and define visible and invisible disabilities and how they affect individuals in the tech industry.
• Legal Rights and Responsibilities: Learn about legal rights and responsibilities in hiring practices and actionable ways to advocate for yourself and others.
• How Allies Can Be Advocates: Explore how allies can play a role in advocating for individuals with disabilities and creating inclusive workplaces and how technologists can develop with accessibility in mind.
• Access to Resources: Gain insights into accessibility resources and how you can find more support.

⭐ Meet the panelists:

• Amy Carney, Accessibility Specialist and Web Developer
• Jessica Rafuse, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Policy for Accessibility with Microsoft
• Caterina Paun, Senior Instructor of Computer Science, Portland State University
• AmyJune Hineline (moderator), Certification Community Architect at the Linux Foundation

💻 This is an online event hosted on LinkedIn. Register now.

Code of Conduct + Issue Reporting
Women Who Code is dedicated to providing an empowering experience for everyone who participates in or supports our community. Our events are intended to inspire women to excel in technology careers, and anyone there for this purpose is welcome. Because we value the safety and security of our members and strive to have an inclusive community, we do not tolerate harassment of members or event participants in any form. Our Code of Conduct applies to all Women Who Code events. Any issues? Reach out to global@womenwhocode.com.