Technology is surrounding us. Everywhere, all the time. It’s in the hands of our children and shaping the worlds of their parents. We understand that being a parent with and in tech is not easy, but we want to make this statement not relevant, showing that it is doable and rewarding! In the end, almost every parent is one in tech these days and children are the future savers of the Internet. Mozilla and Women Techmakers Berlin want to help parents and children navigate through this diverse, colorful, wonderful and sometimes opaque or even dangerous technical world: How can children be protected online? What possibilities and dangers are there? It will be topics like these that occupy us here. We will come together with parents and supportive organizations to discuss the subject of keeping children safe online. Children (age 13 and under) will have the opportunity to take part in digital workshops and childcare will also be provided. AGENDA 👧 👦 CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP REGISTRATION 👧 👦 👧 👦 CHILDCARE? REGISTER HERE 👧 👦 👧 👦 NEED HELP? MESSAGE US! 👧 👦 ❤ ABOUT THE CHILDREN'S WORKSHOP PROVIDERS ❤ EduHeros Club helps young learners discover their super powers by promoting 21st century skills through code. For more info visit: https://www.eduheroes.club ❤ ABOUT MOZILLA ❤ ❤ ABOUT WTM BERLIN ❤ Follow us on TWITTER: Join us on FACEBOOK: And join us on SLACK:
• 10:00 – Arrival
• 10:45 – Welcome & Introduction
• 11:00 – 11:15 – A talk for parents and experts about digital safety for children, by Lisa Trujillo, Technologist and Privacy Researcher, and Florian Frank, a Cyber Security and Business Expert
• 11:00 – 12:30 – 2 Children's Workshops: 1) Saving the World with Robots - Basics of Coding for Children by EduHeros Club, and 2) Coding Your Ways Through Virtual Reality by bit&Byte
• 11:15 – 13:00 – Open discussion for parents and experts, plus brunch
• 13:00 – Closing
1) Saving the World with Robots - Basics of Coding for Children (ages 6-10): https://goo.gl/forms/zfpGURJirklZojnr2
2) Coding Your Ways Through Virtual Reality (ages 6-13): https://goo.gl/forms/sczo7xF4DT5ijP762
Free child care (ages 3+) will be provided with registration here: https://goo.gl/forms/p4Vrhny2bEdA5Gjy1
We understand that it may be hard to attend the whole event, especially with younger kids. Please feel free to RSVP and attend even if it's just for a few hours. If you will need additional help - please reach out! It's important for us to make our events as accessible as possible.
bit&Byte Creative Technology Academy is based in Lithuania and Germany. They gather technology enthusiasts and educators to teach curious 7 - 12 year olds essential programming concepts. Their aim is to combine learning and experimenting with the never-ending challenges of creativity, and to raise courageous, self-confident creators of tomorrow!
For more info visit: https://bitbyte.lt/en/
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At Women Techmakers Berlin (WTMB) we have been encouraging diversity in tech in Berlin since 2015. Gain visibility, networking and resources to make Berlin's tech community more inclusive! Our Meetup group is always open and inclusive to people of all backgrounds, regardless of gender, age, race, expertise, etc - everyone is welcome!
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