SIGAda, the Special Interest Group on Ada, is a part of ACM that focuses on the Ada programming language, providing resources, information, and community support for its users. With a history dating back to the early 1980s, it has recently merged into SIGPLAN, enhancing its mission to cover High Integrity Languages and Technologies.

The organization recognizes outstanding contributions through awards and publishes Ada Letters, which transitioned to an electronic format for broader accessibility. SIGAda plays a vital role in fostering knowledge and collaboration within the Ada programming community, ensuring ongoing engagement with educational and professional resources.

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