CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap

Published on November 2, 2016, Modified on March 19, 2026
tl;dr: this article outlines event information for the documentary presentation of CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap, hosted in Edmonton on November 16, 2016, featuring Bree Emmerson.
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You’re invited to attend a special presentation of CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap on November 15th at the Garneau Theatre.

CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap is a documentary that examines the reasons why more girls and people of color are not seeking opportunities in computer science and explores how cultural mindsets, stereotypes, educational and sexism all play roles in this national crisis.

Following the film there will be a Q&A panel discussion with local experts including Dr. Margaret Ann-Armour (WISEST), Bree Emmerson (Ladies Learning Code), Stephanie Remniak (NAIT) and Maureen Engel (University of Alberta).

WHEN: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 (Info Fair 6:30pm – Film 7:00pm)
WHERE: Garneau Theatre
TICKETS: Tickets are available at the door for $10 or online. EPL’s share of proceeds from ticket sales go to the Stanley A. Milner Library revitalization project.

We hope you can join us. Please feel free to send this to friends or colleagues who might be interested in attending this important presentation.


A mock player card from a TTRPG featuring Bree Emmerson as the class of Webmaster, featuring ability Guide. The card states that it extinguishes client fear and confusion, raising all party stats during a website project. The card features a photo of Bree, and the BE3Designs logo in the top corner.

Meet the owner and operator of BE3Designs

I have been featured on magazines, radio, TV, and as a panelist for female-in-tech related ventures and geekery!


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