Ada Lovelace Day in 2021

Ada Lovelace Day Quick Facts - GB 2021

ℹ HashtagsCompiled on03:27	#AdaLovelaceDay, #ALD21, #AdaLovelaceDay21
Related Hashtags	#WomenInSTEM, #STEM, #Adalovelace, #WomenInTech
2021 Date	12 October 2021
2022 Date	11 October 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

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Ada Lovelace Day in 2021

Ada Lovelace Day celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). This day aims to encourage more women into STEM careers and supports those already working in STEM.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for Ada Lovelace Day - in 2021

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Today is Ada Lovelace Day, which celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). The woman today is named after, Ada Lovelace, is considered the world’s first computer programmer. #AdaLovelaceDay https://t.co/gw05q8WUdK
— Institute of Physics (@PhysicsNews) October 12, 2021

Happy #AdaLovelaceDay! Last year I had the honour of designing a Twitter hashflag for #AdaLovelaceDay. Exploring Ada's story, how we use today to celebrate too often overlooked contributions of women in STEM & attempting to channel that into emoji form: https://t.co/NCJK3qFfpJ https://t.co/u14VVzHc5u
— Jenny Brennan (@jennyhbren) October 12, 2021

Today is #AdaLovelaceDay (named after Ada Lovelace who was a mathematician & is considered the first computer programmer). It began in 2009 to "raise the profile of women in science, technology, engineering & maths" & to "create new role models for girls & women in these fields". https://t.co/axU4OK3NnS
— Sara (@silversmithsara) October 12, 2021

Today is Ada Lovelace Day - an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths. #respect #ambition https://t.co/46UUdSkVWU
— Inverurie Academy GIRFEC Team (@InverurieGIRFEC) October 12, 2021

🌟 Ada Lovelace 🌟 As the first Computer Programmer, Ada’s work was so influential that she has an entire programming language named after her (Ada), which is still used today! #AdaLovelaceDay https://t.co/UbIvsurIYU
— Technocamps (@Technocamps) October 12, 2021

Happy Ada Lovelace Day 2021 🥳 Ada Lovelace was a pioneering mathematician and the world's first computer programmer. Alongside her contributions to making the digital world we know today, her work continues to inspire others to get involved in #STEM. #ALD21 #adalovelaceday https://t.co/bm8uazMgMY
— Science and Technology Facilities Council (@STFC_Matters) October 12, 2021

Happy #AdaLovelaceDay from the Digital Skills team! As this day celebrates the achievements of #WomenInSTEM, we've collated a Resource List highlighting the steps still needed to close the digital gender divide. Find this and more here: https://t.co/sXbYJ1H6EC https://t.co/QykoOcvlSQ
— UoE Digital Skills (@UoEDigiSkills) October 12, 2021

It's another big day for @AdaCollege as we have Ada Lovelace Day celebration events in both Manchester and London at the same time! Shout out to @squarejazz who has organised and done all the magic to make this Manchester women in tech network event happen 👍👍🎉🎉 https://t.co/xJWGx3HvTs
— Geoff Stevenson (@geoffstevenson) October 12, 2021

#AdaLovelaceDay celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths. Ada Lovelace herself was an English mathematician, regarded as the world's first computer programmer. Learn more about Ada: https://t.co/EMC2m4ZiXn https://t.co/k7zMsHDZUK
— The Royal Society (@royalsociety) October 12, 2021

Well done to Emma who won our Year 12 competition for Ada Lovelace Day. Many thanks to @TelefonicaTech for sponsoring her prize. https://t.co/ckFIH3Ko7Q
— Ashfield Girls' ICT (@AshfieldIct) October 12, 2021