Inclusivity in Open Source: the YouTube Video
The video of BCSWomen’s annual joint meeting with BCS Open Source Specialist Group is now on YouTube. This year’s meeting took a wider view, embracing [more >]
The video of BCSWomen’s annual joint meeting with BCS Open Source Specialist Group is now on YouTube. This year’s meeting took a wider view, embracing [more >]
Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEwszeRRhDw The final challenge is from the Chair of BCSWomen, Andrea Palmer.
Play To Your Strengths: https://youtu.be/7wrM9oUlnkk In the Play to Your Strengths session you will learn: Why it is important to focus on your strengths for your own personal development How to identify your own strengths and the strengths of those around you [more >]
The video playlist for this event is available on YouTube:https://www.bcs.org/events/2020/september/webinar-women-in-open-source/ Featuring Dr Louise Brown, Dr Dawn Foster, Dr Becky Faith, and Irina Bolychevsky
I want to share this headline Vodafone Feature Article with you in which I talk about Inclusion/DiversityAccessibility/AI and building Tech for Good: “When Rubi Kaur, [more >]
How to find the superhero within you Computer scientist Sue Black and founder of BCSWomen shares the story of her incredible life – and shares [more >]
Cecilie Waagner Falkenstrom, winner of The Lumen Prize 2017, BCS Artificial Intelligence Award for Digital Art, talking about her creation – ‘Frank’, an ARTificial intelligence [more >]
Bletchley Park was the central location for the UK’s code breaking efforts during WW2. It is not well-known that women made up the majority of [more >]
Technology journalist and TV presenter, Kate Russell, talks about how she got into IT, her experiences and why more women should consider themselves as role [more >]
Sarah Winmill, MSc MBA FBCS CITP, Director of IT for Support Services, University College London talks about women in IT and working in the technology [more >]
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