Contact me
tweet great, email not so great
Twitter: @hubmum
email: emma at rewiredstate dot org
LinkedIn: Mulquem
Skype: emma mulqueeny OR mulquem will ping me up on skype
mobile: (+44) 773 057 0647 (I have no voicemail, sorry)
post: forget it
fax: nope
pigeon: tricky as live near bird conservancy – could be confusing
TV, radio and speaking
I am happy doing:
- conference speaking
- radio, live or recorded (have done quite a few stints now on Radio 4)
- podcasts
- speaking on panels
- recorded TV
Bio for you to copy and paste if I am speaking at your event 
Emma is the founder of Rewired State and Young Rewired State: Coding a better country.
Rewired State is the largest independent developer network in the UK with over 800 software developers and designers, bringing about digital innovation and revolution through rapid prototyping events (hack days).
Young Rewired State is its philanthropic arm and is the only developer network of young UK programmers aged 18 and under who have taught themselves how to code. Both networks work together to prototype solutions to real world problems.
Emma has recently been voted onto the Wired 100 list, writes regularly for the Guardian and on her own blog and is best known for her campaign to ‘Teach our kids to code’, relentlessly pushing the potential of the UK digital industry.
Hi Emma,
I noticed that we share a contact – David Briggs. I worked with David on a long running project a few years ago an I agree entirely with your assessment of him. Great man.
I think we share some common views, judging by your blog. I’ve linked you to my personal information stuff, there are links there to most things.
It would be good to talk sometime, drop me a note.
Regards
William
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I love what you are doing . I wish you would come to Alabama and share it with us …thank you for caring enough to make a difference and for sharing you and your ideas with the world…you are making it a better place ..you know..keep it up…Eddy Reese Alabama Ambassador
Emma,
I would to start out by saying thanks! I am in total agreement with your views, and I have struggled to find out how to get training for my son to program video games. He loves them so much, I wanted to find a program that would teach him how to do it. He is only 13, but he was using very basic programs and doing well at 9. I would love to assist with your work, and maybe help any US based cohorts as well. Please send me any information you can.
Emma – how come you are saying all those things that I only think !?!!
We’ve got to start teaching programming at a younger age (not ICT … the ICT taught at school is an absolute joke). I’d like to find a GCSE coding course for my kids … object oriented programming … does this exist ?
not yet!
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