Ada Lovelace Day celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. Named for the early computing pioneer, it encourages visibility, mentoring and inspiration for future generations in STEM. It also prompts schools, workplaces and communities to make STEM participation more visible, inclusive and accessible.

Event suggestions:
• Hosting intergenerational coding circles featuring women scientists’ stories and local mentors
• Curating hands-on invention exhibits celebrating diverse women’s STEM contributions worldwide
• Organizing inclusive maker workshops adapting tools for varied abilities and ages