Ada-Lovelace-Project

The Ada-Lovelace-Project (ALP) is a Rhineland-Palatinate initiative to promote girls and young women in the STEM subjects - mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology.

The Ada-Lovelace-Project has set itself the goal of motivating girls and women to study STEM subjects and professions. The focus is on equal opportunities, empowerment and breaking down role stereotypes. Through role models and practical offers, we make STEM tangible and inspire young women - according to the motto: “What I want, I can do!”

The project is named after Ada Countess of Lovelace (1815-1852), who wrote the first programs for operating calculating machines over 150 years ago, demonstrating great courage at a time when women were forbidden from entering universities, academies and their libraries.

The project is funded by the Ministry of Science and Health, the Ministry of Family, Women, Culture and Integration and the European Social Fund Plus.

events

current events

22.07.2025 | 9:00 - 12:00 a.m. | Programming Flappy Bird with Scratch at the KinderUni
Have you always wanted to program a game? In this workshop you will develop your very own Flappy Bird game with Scratch! You will learn how to control characters, build obstacles and collect points.

previous events

03.04.2025 | 9:00 – 14:00 a. m. | LEGO Scrum at Girls’ Day
In an exciting workshop, you will dive into the world of Scrum in a playful way! Using LEGO, you will learn how teams work together in software development to find creative solutions. You will experience first-hand how to plan, implement and achieve goals together in short sprints. A day full of teamwork, creativity and new experiences awaits you.
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