Posts tagged "Girls in Tech"

The report, which was undertaken by nonprofit Girls in Tech, looked at the ways the NGO’s 40,000 members were coping during the pandemic.

Eliiza’s data science team is well above industry standard for diversity, and this has not happened by accident or luck. Consider the company's following tips to help encourage greater diversity within your ranks.

Gitanjali Rao is a scientist and an inventor, using tech to correct the wrongs of the world. She’s also Time Magazine’s first Kid of the Year.

The Victorian government has formed a taskforce aimed at fostering local innovation and building global connections, and members include Culture Amp co-founder Didier Elzinga and Startup Victoria chief Judy Anderson.

If women are to adjust to the demands of a job market that increasingly requires technical proficiency, there must be a radical change to close the gap.

It’s up to men in leadership positions in tech to champion the women on their teams — and properly — if they hope to achieve true gender diversity.

After some soul searching and some help from her friends, Cynch Security founder Susan Jones took the risk and leapt into startupland.

Philip Dalidakis has called on the Australian business community to help get more women into leading technology roles, while also reassuring men that they have nothing to fear.

As the inaugural Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference Australia gets underway in Melbourne, founder of the movement Adriana Gascoigne says starting a conversation is the first step to making real change - and Victoria is the place to do it.

Global non-profit organisation Girls in Tech has revealed Melbourne will be the third city to host its Catalyst conference this year, bringing the highly popular conference to Australia for the first time.

Global non-profit Girls in Tech launched its first hackathon for humanity in Australia over the weekend, as part of a series of events that …

The Victorian government says it will no longer be providing support to bring the StartCon conference to Melbourne and will instead be provi…