About this Event
Have you ever questioned whether you truly belong in tech?
You're not alone.
Join us for an engaging documentary screening of Code: Debugging the Gender Gap, exploring the barriers women face in tech, the gender gap in computer science, and the importance of building a more inclusive tech community.
Following the screening, we'll host an insightful panel discussion with a specialist on imposter syndrome. Together, we'll explore why these feelings arise, how they can impact women's confidence and professional journeys, and practical ways to overcome self-doubt and recognize our own achievements.
Whether you're a software engineering student, an aspiring tech professional, already working in the industry, or simply curious about the topic, this is an opportunity to learn, share experiences, ask questions, and connect with others.
What to expect:
- A screening of Code: Debugging the Gender Gap.
- An expert-led conversation about imposter syndrome.
- An open discussion about confidence and belonging.
- An opportunity to connect with a community passionate about making technology more inclusive.
- Food and drinks!
Organized by CodElle Enactus Concordia & WIE
Closing the gender gap in technology, one conversation at a time.
Calendrier
🕑: 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Movie Night: Debugging the Gender Gap with CodElle & WIE
Host: WIE
Info: Have you ever questioned whether you truly belong in tech, doubted your abilities despite your accomplishments, or felt like you had to prove yourself more than everyone else?
You're not alone.
Join us for an engaging documentary screening of Code: Debugging the Gender Gap, exploring the barriers women face in the technology industry, the gender gap in computer science, and the importance of building a more inclusive tech community.
Event venue & nearby stays
Concordia University, Henry F. Hall (H) Building, CSU Lounge (H-701), 7th floor, 1455 Boulevard De Maisonneuve Ouest, Montreal, Canada