Git Conference
The Girls In Technology Conference was held at Moksh, Lalitpur on June 12, 2016, with speakers Timila Yami Thapa, Sumana Shrestha, Mona Shrestha and Priya Joshi.
Photography carries much of the story on this gallery page, gathering scenes from Girls In Technology gatherings across Nepal. The images document intense sessions, design hacks, meetups and conferences where women and girls working in technology come together in one room. Each album is introduced with a short caption, giving enough context to place the photographs while leaving the visual moments to speak for themselves. The layout keeps these images full-bleed and generous in scale, so the emphasis stays on the people, the rooms and the shared energy of the events.
The albums collected here span several formats of community gathering, from focused workshop rooms to larger conference settings and design competitions. Participants range from students and beginners to working professionals, and many of the moments captured are informal: groups leaning over laptops, conversations during breaks, and teams comparing work in progress. Taken together, these photographs reflect an organisation focused on mentorship, empowerment and the development of technical skillsets, and they illustrate how the community grows through repeated, hands-on collaboration.
Design competitions form a recurring thread in this collection. In one album, participants took on the challenge of designing artwork for T-shirts, a task that placed creative direction and technical execution side by side. Design hacks like this one encourage attendees to move beyond simply attending and instead to build something, present it and receive feedback. That approach mirrors the wider aim of Girls In Technology, which is described as dedicated to bringing girls and women into technical fields and supporting the growth of skillsets required across ICT and software development work.
Beyond the photographs, this gallery sits within a broader platform for the Girls In Technology community, one that also hosts blogs, events, testimonials and commentary on the journey of women entering technology. The imagery here complements written accounts of meetups, gatherings and workshops, offering a quieter, more human record of the same effort. For visitors who want to understand the vision, the background and the people behind the organisation, the gallery serves as an honest introduction: an assembly of ordinary, encouraging moments captured across many gatherings.
