Ko wai au?

• Aleisha Amohia (she/her)
• Māori & Asian
• Technical lead, activist, organiser

Holding the tino rangatiratanga flag at the NZ Mission to the UN in New York

International Women's Day

Different kaupapa over the years, all around gender equity

Gender inequity in tech

Digital Technologies students from Wellington East Girls' College on a trip to Silicon Valley in 2014

The impacts of inequity

Wellington East Girls' College students at the
Catalyst Open Source Academy 2014

Male-dominated industries are bad for the world

Women are allowed to be harmed online

How do we achieve 'better'?

Presenting at NZ Tech Rally 2023 on overlaps between open source software values and te ao Māori values

People & culture

Volunteers at the Victoria University of Wellington
Women in Tech outreach event, Tech Day 4 Girls

NCWNZ Wellington's Safe Night Fundraiser Ball for Women's Refuge

Networks & reputation

Diverse workforces

Mentoring students at the Catalyst Open Source Academy 2021

Policy reflects culture

NCWNZ members with Jan Logie and Margaret Sparrow celebrating the removal of abortion from the Crimes Act

Using the tools available

NCWNZ oral submission against the Treaty Principles Bill

Our place in the world

Representatives of different New Zealand NGOs at
CSW68 at the United Nations HQ

Aiming higher

At the opening ceremony for CSW68

Strength in numbers

Delivering a petition to Parliament demanding mandatory pay gap reporting as a tool for closing gender pay gaps

Showing up matters

Audience at an NCWNZ public event

Aleisha Amohia

aleisha@catalyst.net.nz