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Promoting diversity in tech, and encouraging the next generation of cyber security professionals

Jessica Figueras, vice-chair at the UK Cyber Security Council talks promoting diversity in tech, and encouraging cyber professionals of the future

Opportunities and pitfalls -fairness and inclusion as we return to work

After months of theoretical ‘what if’ scenario planning for the return to work, end of lockdown roadmaps are finally being rolled out

Amazon’s Dr. Rashada Harry on the inclusion programmes available for diverse tech talent

Women are making inroads in the tech sector, but women of colour remain greatly underrepresented

Fintech has a bigger diversity, equality and inclusion problem than it realises

Paysafe is making strides to embed diversity, equality and inclusion across its workforce but can other fintech firms make the same claim?

New employee experience demands could create more inclusive workplaces

Employee experience demands have changed since COVID-19 and if embraced by organisations, could create more diverse and inclusive workforces

Could AI help HR managers bridge the tech skills gap?

Relaxing requirements for tech roles could also help plug the skills gap

Psychology expert Dr. Femi Olu-Lafe is Kinesso’s new SVP Culture and Inclusion

Dr. Olu-Lafe brings significant academic and DEI research experience to her new role

Female solicitors share their tales of discrimination and resilience

To commemorate Women’s History Month professionals at Fletchers Solicitors share their experiences as women working in the legal industry

How aspiring females can achieve their first leadership role

Throughout history we have seen many powerful women across the world excel in leadership and demonstrate key characteristics that, if emulated and embraced, have the power to fundamentally change society for the better.

Why homeworking shouldn’t be blamed for the COVID-19 mental health crisis

Workers are suffering from mounting stress and job burnout as COVID-19 continues, could the remote working model be the pandemic’s next victim?