TechNation 2021 report
There are some not-so-amazing stats out of this year’s TechNation report:
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There are some not-so-amazing stats out of this year’s TechNation report:
Continue readingSo it’s been a month since our 2020 Virtual Conference and we thought we’d share some of the diversity stats we collated from our attendees this year. Diversity is something we strive for in all of our events and we’re proud to say we were even more diverse than last year’s conference! Age We didn’t see many differences between this
Continue readingWe’ve made a habit of sharing with you the diversity statistics of our speaker submissions, and since our CFP has just closed, the results are in! Compared to last year’s data, we’re continuing to move in the right direction, but we know our work isn’t finished yet! [ See all posts about Diversity & Inclusion ]
Continue readingFollowing Kris’s comments on the debate about the lack of diversity at the Bristech conference, I felt inspired to post to the website for the first time since Jacob and I joined Kris as leaders of the community. Many of you will already know that TechExeter is entirely volunteer-led, and with a demanding full-time job, an old thatch cottage to
Continue reading(Note from Kris: This is a bit of a rant, but I think it’s important!) This morning I noticed a tweet about BrisTech’s response to feedback about diversity at their latest event: Fair enough I thought. I click to read the article, which doesn’t fill me with confidence. Then I look at twitter. How does a bigger city, with a
Continue readingWe’ve published our findings from our diversity workshop held earlier on in the year. Thank you to Kathryn for writing it up! Google Doc Link
Continue readingWe sponsored our second Diversity workshop, this time working with PRISM on a session with Kayisha Payne from the Black British STEM network.
Continue readingWe try and be as transparent as possible at TechExeter, and one of the ways we do that is to report back stats on our events. What follows are a few statistics from our call for speakers for this year’s tech conference on the theme of security and hacking. Please note: These are statistics from people who submitted talks for
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