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About us

Who are we?

The tech industry is exclusive to people who are not cis, male, white and heterosexual. This was not always the case and must change!

The Queer Coding Camp wants to counteract this situation through education and support of young queer people and the networking of LGBTQ+ people in the tech industry. We queerness the tech world, so that it is in the future an inclusive, fair and safe place for queer people.

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Do you want to participate?

We are always looking for tutors or mentors who want to teach at the camp. Register at hi@queercodingcamp.ch.

You can also become a member of the Queer Coding Camp association. Then you will receive an invitation to our members' meeting, where you can influence future projects.

Board

Eva Bracey (they/she), Board

Eva Bracey (they/she), Board

Eva is a neuroscientist studying the hypothalamus, an academic mentor and peer counsellor, and giant trans person.

Liam Spradlin (he/him), Board

Liam Spradlin (he/him), Board

Liam is an interdisciplinary designer and writer. His design work, which ranges from independent apps to global platforms, informs his writing and teaching on the theory, meaning, and positionality of the software interface.

@iamli.am
Olivier Baumann (er/ihm), Board

Olivier Baumann (er/ihm), Board

Olivier is a product developer at the online magazine Republik. Before that, he co-founded the climate startup Electricity Maps in Copenhagen. In autumn 2021 he initiated the Queer Coding Camp project.

@iovi.io
Samuel Vonäsch (er/ihm), Program lead

Samuel Vonäsch (er/ihm), Program lead

Samuel is involved with the Swiss Game Hub for the Swiss game development scene and is the founder and game maker of the game studio lauflauf

@elephantatwork
Tabea Iseli (she/they), Board

Tabea Iseli (she/they), Board

Tabea is the founder of the game studio Stardust and has been a game designer and programmer for over ten years.

@ElisaItabe