She Codes Multicultural Edition, Western Sydney - a 1 Day Coding Workshop for women from diverse backgrounds

She Codes, Lead Professional Development and Turbans 4 Australia present...

We are so excited to be bringing the She Codes one day workshop which has taught more than 7,000 women across Australia to Western Sydney for our first ever Multicultural edition of the workshop. 

Join us for a day of coding fun in a friendly and safe environment.

We offer beginner-level HTML & CSS and Python workshops, building websites and games, in a self-paced environment, mentored by industry professionals. PLUS we offer lunch, cupcakes and a quick dance break in the afternoon. No experience is necessary - just a laptop, a sense of adventure and a willingness to learn.

Our goal is to increase the diversity in the tech community, spark collaboration, creativity, and expand networks. If you've been curious about coding for a while, or are looking to brush up your skills, come along and join the fun.

This event is hosted in collaboration with Lead PDA and Turbans 4 Australia. We are actively encouraging women from diverse backgrounds including migrant women and women from indigenous backgrounds who might otherwise be underrepresented in the tech ecosystem.

This FAQs:

Who is this event aimed at?

Women* of any age with basic knowledge of working with a computer. We've had people of ages 5-80 take part, all those under 18 must have a guardian or parent present.

Do I need to know anything technical?

No - this is a workshop designed for beginners. These are self-paced tutorials, there will be mentors on hand across the day to help out with any questions you might have.

Do I need to bring my own computer?

Yes, you do. If you don't have access to a laptop please let us know, we may have an option for you!

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If you'd like to partner with us for an event, please reach out to hello@shecodes.com.au to get involved.

*WOMEN DEFINITION //  Women - Transgender and cisgender, all those who experience or have experienced oppression as women, including non-binary and gender non-conforming people and all those who identify as women. Self-definition is at the discretion of the individual. Definition credit: wire.org.au