In celebration of International Women's Day, set to take place on March 8, Apple is hosting a series of "She Creates" workshops that will be held at Apple retail stores from March 1 to March 31.
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According to Apple, there will be hands-on sessions that "explore new perspectives" using iPad, iPhone, and Mac, along with opportunities to share ideas with others and learn from inspiring female creators.
There will be sessions on creating AR experiences, learning product skills, and more, along with unique sessions at various Apple locations around the world.
At Apple Union Square in San Francisco, for example, there will be a live performance by indie electronica artist Ah-Mer-Ah-Su on March 17, while Apple Fifth Avenue will feature a March 11 music session with drummer Madame Gandhi, Apple Antara will host a photo session with award winning photographer Yvonne Venegas, and Apple Covent Garden will host a drawing session with The Other Box, celebrating people of color and underrepresented backgrounds in creative industries.
9to5Mac compiled a list that features all of the retail locations that will host notable special events.
- Apple Williamsburg (Brooklyn)
- Apple Fifth Avenue (New York City)
- Apple Carnegie Library (Washington, D.C.)
- Apple Aventura (Miami)
- Apple Michigan Avenue (Chicago)
- Apple Union Square (San Francisco)
- Apple Third Street Promenade (Santa Monica)
- Apple Covent Garden (London)
- Apple Regent Street (London)
- Apple Champs-Élysées (Paris)
- Apple Piazza Liberty (Milan)
- Apple Antara (Mexico City)
- Apple Dubai Mall (Dubai)
- Apple Marunouchi (Tokyo)
Other local events can be found by visiting Apple's Today at Apple website, which lists events and store sessions by location. Last year, Apple held other celebrations for International Women's Day, such as a special Apple Watch Activity Challenge, so we could also see similar events this year.
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I will check out Michigan avenue.
And why does the one woman in the illustration have a mustache?
Yeah. Every day is just a new opportunity to remind everyone that white men (who built almost everything around you) are bad. And if one happens to be straight, god forbid, they're basically Hitler.Huh? Every day is a straight white men day... :confused:
Sorry, but I haven't lived in the last 2000 years. Either way, please send me all the privileges you claim that I have.Are your pupils adjusting alright after being under that rock for the last 2000 years?
Apple pandering while using sweatshops in China to build our overpriced iPhones.Apple pandering as usual....
It's actually true. Straight white man are being demonized in the west. You are just not paying attention.Imagine having that takeaway from all this.
White men, who are responsible for building western civilization, are being demonized left and right. You are just not paying attention.Huh? Every day is a straight white men day... :confused:
That's not the case. As a straight white male, no one has ever credited me for anything mostly. Especially not when you are 5'6". Truth is, in a western society women are the most privileged and protected. It's all about women here, women there, black people here, black people there, same goes for gay and trans people and minorities. Please focus on the real issues. We are all equal, no need to feel entitled.Huh? Every day is a straight white men day... :confused:
I'm not saying you are, but many others definitely are.