The next appointment with the intergenerational campaign on gender equality launched buy Coding Girls is today, April 13, at 5 pm. The protagonists of this role modelling session are Annamaria Arcese, Regional Sales Director, Salesforce, and Patrizia Davanti, Honorary President, CDTI.
The meeting will be introduced by Cecilia Stajano [@Cstajano], School Innovation Coordinator and Community Manager, and moderated by two students: Giada Cancellieri and Alsy Virginia Vasquez.
Giada, 17, is a year four student at IIS Fermi-Mattei in Isernia, the school directed by Emilia Sacco. The Coding Girls Project at the school is coordinated by Lucia Peluso, who teaches computer science and is a biomedical electronic engineer.
The coach is Ida Dell'Edera from the University of Molise.
Alsy, 17, is a year three student at the Liceo Scientifico Renato Donatelli in Terni, directed by Luciana Leonelli. The Coding Girls Project at the school is coordinated by Anna Barbino, physical education teacher.
As part of the telephone stories with the educational community conducted by Cecilia Stajano [@CStajano], here is a preview of what was said by the two students and professors.
Ascolta "Il mio futuro? Dipende da me! Le scuole protagoniste in Molise" su Spreaker.
Ascolta "Il mio futuro? Dipende da me! Le scuole protagoniste in Umbria" su Spreaker.
The challenge of opening up the future to young women is promoted by the Coding Girls “hybrid” collaborative alliance, coordinated by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale and supported by the United States Diplomatic Mission to Italy, Embassy of the Netherlands, Compagnia - San Paolo, Microsoft, ENI and a network of 33 academic partners.
