Gaming for change
I was brought up in a house that embraced technology. My father was fascinated by computers. The more buttons and flashing LEDs something had the more...
Creating an inclusive code
23 Code Street is a coding school for all women based in London. We also have a one for one model, where we teach women in the slums of Mumbai digital...
Amnesty puts Twitter on blast over online abuse of women
Violence and abuse against women on Twitter is out of control and Amnesty International is calling for action. Twitter is not doing enough to prevent ...
The Sexism Apocalypse and Digital Feminisms
The recent waves of accusations and revelations of sexual harassment, assault and abuse perpetrated by powerful men the world over, from industries ac...
A tale of two worlds
I grew up online. More than that, for a long time I lived my whole life online. Since I was old enough to use a computer unsupervised, I’ve been typ...
Mind the gap
Although our website has been offline for a little while, due to unfortunate technical difficulties, the team at Digital Women UK has been active and ...
The great equaliser?
Amid the ongoing discriminatory accusations plaguing top tech companies such as Google and Uber, the industry wide implications of these cases cannot ...
Geek Girls
Although geeky communities have recently risen to prominence as major cultural contributors, very little attention has been directed towards the women...
Navigating social media through grief
Julie Tomlin kicks off our three part third anniversary series by exploring how she learnt to navigate social media while grieving for her husband, wh...
Women in Tech: Joyeeta Das
Every so often, a person comes along that simply radiates success and inspiration. When Innovate UK notices such individuals we like to feature them i...
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