faq.json

[
    {
        "question":"Why do we celebrate IWD?",
        "ans":"Google strives to cultivate a wholly inclusive workplace around the globe. A key component of that vision is empowering women to pursue their dreams and build tools that change the world. Having a diversity of perspectives and ideas leads to better decision-making, more relevant products, and makes the industry much more interesting. We believe that by creating the right environments, programs and policies, women in tech are better positioned to drive transformational change in the industry and beyond."
    },
    {
        "question":"What is IWD?",
        "ans":"International Women's Day (IWD) is marked on March 8th every year. In different regions, the focus of celebrations ranges from general respect and appreciation for women to a celebration of women's economic, political, and social achievements."
    },
    {
        "question":"Is it only for women?",
        "ans":"We strive to have a broad representation of attendees in tech including developers, designers, technology entrepreneurs, and many others across all phases of their careers, backgrounds, genders, and walks of life. We welcome all to apply!"
    },
    {
        "question":"What is WomenTechmakers?",
        "ans":"WomenTechmakers is Google's global program for women in technology. Kicked off in 2012 by then VP of Google[x], Megan Smith, Women Techmakers is now led by Women in Technology Advocate Natalie Villalobos and a global team of Googlers who are passionate about empowering women in technology through increased visibility, community, and resources."
    },
    {
        "question":"Do I need to bring the laptop?",
        "ans":"You are encouraged to bring your laptop if you plan to participate in any hands-on workshops, codelabs, or co-working activities."
    }
]