Screening of "Antarctica the Giant Awakens"

“Prepare to embark on a cinematic journey into the heart of Antarctica’s icy wilderness with Women Love Tech’s exclusive support for the screening of “Antarctica the Giant Awakens” at Roseville cinema on Sunday, April 21st at 4.30 pm.

Directed by Sydney Film Maker Liz Courtney for the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS), this groundbreaking film unveils the critical impact of sea-level rise in our region as temperatures surge, particularly at the Earth’s icy extremities. Under the visionary leadership of Prof Benjamin Horton, Director of EOS, and featuring the groundbreaking insights of emerging female scientists Dr Fangyi Tan and Assoc Prof Jennifer Walker, the film delves into the alarming realities of Antarctica’s thaw. From warming oceans, the rate of melt to the intricate impacts of atmospheric rivers and microbial colonisation in this remote expanse, “Antarctica the Giant Awakens” ignites crucial conversations about our changing climate system and the need for rapid change.

An enlightening Q&A panel featuring esteemed scientists, Prof Lesley Hughes, Prof Sharon Robinson, and Dr Alex Carthey will allow conversation to turn to the innovation in technology, thought leadership and what we can do from a community and business perspective to be part of the change needed in the world now. As we approach Earth Day on Monday, April 21st, it’s crucial to understand the reality of Antarctica’s status as one of the most pressing existential threats to our region.

Supporting females in science
Looking towards the horizon, the final scientific expedition of Homeward Bound in 2025 offers a beacon of hope. With female scientists at its helm, this historic voyage embodies the transformative power of scientific research and education in catalysing global change. Together, we can champion women in science like Annabel Dominguez who raising funds to take her on this powerful female led expedition in 2025.

Get ready for a captivating exploration!