For those who identify as women and are 18 years and over. Find out what is behind the scenes of a website and write your first piece of code.

A panel discussion will explore the meaning of death in the 21st century.

Policy Lab leads a workshop to provide you with an opportunity to input into the 2030 "Future Vision" that will shape our national data strategy.

A programme of workshops to help early- and later- stage businesses move forward.

Combining traditional creative activities like paper craft and knotting with live coding and open data - open to everyone. Including live coding (Sonic Pi) with Chad Langford, Origami with Yvette Hawkins, and Quipu (talking knots) with Alex McLean.

With Andy Ditchburn.

With Sally Blake and Troy Lonergan.

A 3-week short course to show individuals what working in tech is all about.
Subsequent dates: 10th & 17th October 2018 (1pm – 6pm)

Talks, workshops and tailored advice designed to get new business ideas off the ground and to help new and existing businesses to grow.

Workshops from Blu Sky Tax, The Office Rocks, JAC Media and FutureSkillsVision, and a panel discussion from business founders & investors.

A friendly and informal session to find out more and celebrate Get Online Week.

A selection of workshops, masterclasses, and keynotes to help guide young people in their next steps.

For data enthusiasts, hackers, and those with an interest in civic policy or helping build good things with the data our cities and organisations produce.

Create your own animated GIFs from freely available images from the region.

A series of informal tables, each covering a different topic. Likely including: Tor Browser, TAILS, Signal Private Messenger, Full Disk Encryption, Email Encryption with PGP, Password Managers.

A day-long event to learn new skills and collaborate on ideas for using data and content released by Newcastle Libraries.

Develop skills in coding and web building (for ages 18-24).

Learn how to run a Code Club to help teachers with the computing curriculum.

Meet people involved in the other Code Clubs to share resources and help each other.

Raspberry Pi CPD for teachers of any subject at primary, secondary or post-16 level, as well as other educators who either work with children or educate student teachers

Raspberry Pi CPD for teachers of any subject at primary, secondary or post-16 level, as well as other educators who either work with children or educate student teachers

Raspberry Pi CPD for teachers of any subject at primary, secondary or post-16 level, as well as other educators who either work with children or educate student teachers

A series of informal tables, each covering a different topic. Including: Safe browsing, TOR and Tails, LibreSignal, Disk encryption and PGP.

Raspberry Pi CPD for teachers of any subject at primary, secondary or post-16 level, as well as other educators who either work with children or educate student teachers

Computer Science enthusiasts- share your skills to help teachers with the new computing curriculum.

A day-long hackathon to collaborate on ideas for using data released by Newcastle Libraries.

Internet Icons brings together a panel of successful internet and tech entrepreneurs, all with insight into what makes the difference between a one-hit wonder and real success.

Comics are an accessible way of telling a story and science is full of stories that really need to be told: a perfect partnership! Join Art Heroes for this science comic workshop.

Join practising physicist and CERN contributor Tom Whyntie to explore the very frontiers of our knowledge and take a mind expanding tour of cutting-edge science.

Comics are an accessible way of telling a story and science is full of stories that really need to be told: a perfect partnership! Join Art Heroes for this science comic workshop.