Fiona Macaulay in Computing’s IT Leaders 250 of 2019
We are delighted to report that BCSWomen committee member, Fiona Macaulay, who has been included in Computing’s IT Leaders 250 of 2019. Fiona is an [more >]
Opportunities
Sign Up for TechUP Women by the 31st May 2019: Free Tech Training for Women
The TechUP programme takes 100 women from the Midlands and North of England, particularly from underrepresented communities, with degrees or experience in any subject area, [more >]
Amanda Clare’s Report on The BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium 2019: Establishing the next generation
The BCSWomen Lovelace Colloquium 2019: Establishing the next generation Last year, there were still more people called David heading up FTSE 100 companies than [more >]
Request for short essay
Do any of you know, or are you, a female developer who would have the time and inclination to put together a half to 1 [more >]
Have you nominated an amazing woman in technology for the 2019 Rising Star Awards?
Since 2015, WeAreTheCity’s Rising Star awards have highlighted the achievements of over 400 future leaders and role models across a variety of different industries and [more >]
March 2019 Bloomberg Returner Circles for returning professional women: application closing dates of 26 January and 2 February 2019
Bloomberg is partnering with Women Returners to host two 2019 Returner Circles in London for professional women wanting to return to full-time roles in financial [more >]
BCSWomen Chair Sarah Burnett presents Lovie Lifetime Achievement Award to Professor Sue Black, Founder of BCSWomen
The founder of BCSWomen, Professor Sue Black, OBE, has received a LifeTime Achievement Award at the LovieAwards in November. Here’s her reaction: “Thanks hashtag#lovieawards for [more >]
Dr Hannah Dee’s Blog on Suffrage Science – decoding the brooch
You can read all about Suffrage Science at http://www.suffragescience.org/ Here’s Hannah’s introduction to her blog: “A week ago I went to London to borrow a piece [more >]
Volunteers wanted to work on the Grace Hopper version of the Univac compiler and to catalogue computing equipment
Professor Jim Austin in York has a project to work on the Grace Hopper version of the Univac compiler and he also has another project [more >]
Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK IT 2018 including BCSWomen Chair and Deputy Chair
Computer Weekly has announced the Most Influential Woman in UK IT 2018, and is showcasing 50 of the top women in the UK’s technology industry. [more >]