women in tech

Bumble has teamed up with eSports organization Gen. G to form a group of professional Fortnite players and the world’s first all-women esports team.

The fastest-growing marketplace for sustainable products is also an online hub that brings together products and information on wellness and sustainability.

Despite the gender bias that exists, it’s still possible – not just to succeed – but to flourish as a woman in what still remains a man’s world.

Two researchers have won the Good Design Awards for 2019 for a 3D printer that can print replicas of different types of cancers and surrounding cells.

A new project aims to connect disruptive female entrepreneurs seeking to establish themselves in the start-up economy with potential investors in Australia.

Brain researcher and 2017 Women’s Leadership Award in Technology is not slowing down. We chat to her about her latest research and discoveries.

Men of Silicon Valley have found a brilliant way to solve the glaring diversity problem that fronts them: Don’t bother hiring women, just photoshop them in!

Vanessa Nimmo shares her experience with the MYOB Developher program and how she took the leap to make a career change from music to tech.

Women’s Agenda, in partnership with the Sydney School of Entrepreneurship will host an intimate after-work panel event on the 20th of June. 

MacKenzie Bezos has pledged to give half of her $US36 billion fortune away to charity. She is one of nineteen new signatories to the Giving Pledge.

Tech juggernauts like Apple and Amazon have spent decades finessing voice assistant technology, but they’ve kept one aspect of this in the dark ages.

Tech startup leaders are calling for better hiring processes, saying a persistent boys club holds the industry back and blocks women from getting ahead.