The European Commission announced that this year the Women ICT Conference 2011 will be held in Budapest, Hungary.
Women across Europe will have the opportunity to look at and report on developments of women in science and more specifically in the ICT sector from different angles.
The conference will cover the following topics:
Neelie Kroes
Commissioner of the Digital Agenda
Date:
6-8 March 2011
Venue:
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Roosevelt tér 9., H-1051 Budapest, Hungary
Registration:
There is no entrance fee at the conference, however pre-registration was necessary by 20th February.
Women across Europe will have the opportunity to look at and report on developments of women in science and more specifically in the ICT sector from different angles.
The conference will cover the following topics:
- The Education Perspective - getting more girls to STEM
- The Research & Innovation Perspective - the added value of the gender dimension
- The Entrepreneurship Perspective - Attracting venture capital to women's technology enterprises
- The Workforce Perspective - the added value of diversity in the workforce
- The Leadership & Media Perspective - Women in leadership in the 21st century
The "European drawing competion to reward girls creativity about the future technologies" deadline was February, 20, 2011. The winners will be present at the Conference.
The winners drawing will be exhibited on 7-8 March 2011 in the building of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the venue of the high-level conference hosting the Prize-Award Ceremony.
Read my post "Gender Equality II: European girls drawing competion for ICT" here
Neelie Kroes
Commissioner of the Digital Agenda
"This year's 100th anniversary of Woman's Day is a special chance to look forward by focusing on the female talent in the Digital Age.
The conference will highlight the important contribution women and girls are making in the area of ICT, technology and innovation. There will be a special focus on how to measurably increase their presence across the board in these fields: in education, research and innovation, entrepreneurship, workforce and leadership roles."
The conference will highlight the important contribution women and girls are making in the area of ICT, technology and innovation. There will be a special focus on how to measurably increase their presence across the board in these fields: in education, research and innovation, entrepreneurship, workforce and leadership roles."
6-8 March 2011
Venue:
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Roosevelt tér 9., H-1051 Budapest, Hungary
Registration:
There is no entrance fee at the conference, however pre-registration was necessary by 20th February.
Contact:
http://www.asszisztencia.hu
If you had the opportunity to pre-register to join this conference, you will help to get one step closer to the common ambition.
G-Souto
05.03.2011
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