We asked ACS members from diverse and underrepresented groups to share their workplace experiences. Their thoughts and ideas are inspiring. And provide a roadmap for a more inclusive tech sector.
In a rational and thought-provoking article, Dr Ivonne Ranisch, CEO, auticon Australia, explains how neurodiversity is a productivity, quality and innovation benefit. And not just a diversity one.
In an article full of innovation and uplifting experiences, Aria Research CEO Rob Yearsley describes how his personal story and Aria technology are helping people with impaired vision navigate their world through audio.
Tech Reflects is a TechDiversity study designed to understand and enhance diversity within Australia’s tech sector.
Unlike traditional DE&I studies, Tech Reflects goes beyond demographics to analyse cultural diversity and intersectionality.
For ACS members interested in developing DE&I programs, Tech Reflects provides a framework for improving inclusivity.
Learn to identify different types of unconscious biases. Recognise the key factors that perpetuate biases. And gain effective strategies to overcome them, realising the benefits of challenging unconscious biases.
Learn techniques for running meetings that tap into your team's diverse perspectives. Discover how to break down participation barriers and transform your meetings into platforms for collaboration.
Today, data use, algorithmic transparency and digital privacy can directly impact organisational reputation. Digital ethics provides the moral framework for navigating responsible digital development.
Learn the principles of web accessibility. Design inclusive digital experiences that improve usability for all users, that meet essential legal, ethical, and business requirements.
If you care about working in a tech sector that moves beyond surface diversity to genuine inclusion, then download this practical guide and begin shaping the future of your workplace.
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