The Women’s Engineering Society, Wikimedia UK, The Institution of Engineering and Technology, the Electrifying Women Project and Archives For London are creating an online “wikithon” to add articles about extraordinary women in engineering. It will teach how to edit and create articles and encourage participants to
Parents and carers slack channel
Just a short post today to add to Monday’s about the parents and carers network: https://equalities.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/2020/06/08/qmul-parents-and-carers-network/ There is also a slack channel for parents and carers in EECS to exchange ideas and support. https://join.slack.com/t/eecsparents/shared_invite/zt-e361dfpz-2K5EXlEARvgOQRo8gqWuZg
Black lives matter (statement from Head of School)
Dear EECS Students and Staff, Here in the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, we stand in support of and solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement and those peacefully protesting following the horrific killing of George Floyd in
QMUL parents and carers network
Queen Mary is launching a new Parents and Carers Network to give staff the opportunity to meet other parents and carers, to share experiences, offer and receive support and access a wide range of guidance and resources. The Network is open to any staff members in
Athena Hack London 18th-19th April
Athena Hack is the largest all woman/non-binary hackathon in the UK. It will take place at Imperial College 18th-19th April 2020. It’s open to anyone 18+ who identifies as a woman or non-binary. Registration is completely free and students who study