Sarah Moran is CEO and co-founder of Girl Geek Academy, a social enterprise on a mission to help inspire one million women into technology by 2025.
Sarah has been immersed in tech and STEM for most of her career. Learning how to code at the age of five and building websites and digital products throughout her teens, Sarah was confronted by the negative stereotypes around girls and tech within the teaching world. She has also worked across Australia and Silicon Valley, where she witnessed first-hand the challenges faced by women in the industry.
Sarah established Girl Geek Academy in 2014 alongside her four fellow co-founders Lisy Kane, Tammy Butow, Amanda Watts and April Staines, as a place to learn, connect and inspire change. The Girl Geek Academy programs are for girls from the age of five right through to...
Konrad Marshall is a senior writer for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, and interviewed Sarah Moran for Good Weekend's "Upfront" section. This interview...
Sarah Moran from Girl Geek Academy and Shivani Gopal from The Remarkable Woman discuss how women can empower themselves in TODAY's Agenda.
https://twitter.com/TheTodayShow/status/1050146132175728640
Massive thanks to...
#SheMakesGames is Australia’s first all-women games industry event, which returned for its third year on Saturday. Over 100 games industry professionals came together on...
The Uncommon podcast unearths emerging movements driven by amazing people and invests the energy to deep dive into conversations about what's going on. It...
QUT Bluebox's annual shark tank-style pitch event saw five innovative startups compete for their chance to win funding. Sarah was a judge helping to give...
Sarah Moran from Girl Geek Academy and Shivani Gopal from The Remarkable Woman discuss how women can empower themselves in TODAY's Agenda.
https://twitter.com/TheTodayShow/status/1050146132175728640
Massive thanks to...
In this video, Sarah Moran, co-founder and CEO of Girl Geek Academy, talks to ASIC's Laura Higgins about establishing and developing good money habits...
The Uncommon podcast unearths emerging movements driven by amazing people and invests the energy to deep dive into conversations about what's going on. It...
"The internet is largely built by men," says Sarah Moran, CEO of Girl Geek Academy. She plans to change this by getting more girls #coding.
#HourofCode
Fitzroy Academy has been filming short interviews with social impact people about the less heroic side of their work.
Interviewees are experienced founders, funders, and...
#SheMakesGames is Australia’s first all-women games industry event, which returned for its third year on Saturday. Over 100 games industry professionals came together on...
