Jacinta, Author at Hackerfarm

Author: Jacinta

Jacinta is a storyteller, writer and producer with over 20 years working in Asia, the Americas, Middle East and Europe. She's written for Google in Japan, been the lead online and mobile producer for Discovery Channel in Asia Pacific, worked freelance producing interactive audio guides for museums in the Middle East, interviewed business leaders across Asia, Europe and North America for South China Morning Post newspaper in Hong Kong. She's one of the founders of Tokyo Hackerspace in Tokyo and has run events and exhibitions about games for Australia Centre for Moving Image (ACMI), and produced music and animations for Australia's Special Broadcasting Service (SBS). She is also the Associate Partner and a writer/editor/producer for Be Movement. Among her notable achievements she has found a jaguar footprint in Colombia, a 65 million year old fossil in Denmark and lost a staring contest to a boxfish in Indonesia. Today, she lives at HackerFarm where she experiments with growing vegetables and agricultural technology.

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This Saturday, March 14th, Hackerfarm is hosting an online gathering to celebrate International Women’s Day.

We’ll be sharing stories of our heroes, exploring feminism all its representations, discussing struggles we face, and creating ways we can make our world more equal.

So grab your beverage of choice, settle into your favourite armchair, and log in for a virtual campfire discussion and celebration of women everywhere.