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iKnow, weKnow: Co-designing a Resilient Water and Energy Toolbox for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Communities project have been Top 20 shortlisted in the Science Engagement category of the FallingWalls GlobalCall24, Berlin Germany November 2024 Falling Walls Winners 2024 | Falling Walls (falling-walls.com)

This video is part of the Meet the Mob series – view all videos here Cheryl Bailey is a proud Indigenous business owner from Muriwari country, Weilmoringle (Weil) – A Murdi (Aboriginal) community in northwest NSW. Weilmoringle or Wayilmarrangkal means “old salt bush” in Muriwari language. Throughout her exciting career, Cheryl dreamed of how technology

Australia’s digital transformation impacts all segments of society, regardless of gender, ethnicity, background, ability, sexual orientation, or age. It seems logical then – if not essential – that all of society should play a role in how that transformation plays out. But ensuring that a diversity of voices are contributing to Australia’s digital future is

New appointments to the First Nations Digital Inclusion Advisory Group The Albanese Government has appointed Dr Heron Loban and Mr Jerome Cubillo to the First Nations Digital Inclusion Advisory Group, which was established in January 2023 to support efforts to narrow the digital divide for First Nations Australians. The appointment of Dr Loban and Mr

Kyndryl and Indigenous Technology Announce Partnership To Broaden Participation and Access to STEM Careers for First Nations Students. Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, and Indigenous Technology today announced a partnership to widen participation and increase access to STEM careers for First Nations students, creating potential pathways into IT professions. As

Kyndryl, Indigenous Technology partner on First Nations career initiative. IT infrastructure services provider, Kyndryl and indigenous-owned and operated IT company Indigenous Technology have announced a partnership to widen participation and increase access to STEM careers for First Nations students, creating potential pathways into IT professions. As part of the partnership, Kyndryl will work with Indigenous

Indigenous Technology and its founder’s mission to put Australia on the map. Indigenous Technology founder Cheryl Bailey wants to inspire other Indigenous women to take up a career in IT. Cheryl Bailey is on a mission to leave her mark on Australia. A descendant of the Muruwari people of north western New South Wales, Bailey

First Nations entrepreneur Cheryl Bailey is helping to close the digital divide for Indigenous communities. First Nations entrepreneur Cheryl Bailey says there are still barriers for Indigenous women when it comes to starting up a business but the mood in Australia is slowly changing. The proud Muruwari and Kooma woman, who is the founder and

Developing sustainable management strategies. The team of Griffith researchers and industry and government partners were awarded an Australian Research Council grant of r over $690,000 to advance this work to co-design a digital and community toolbox to assist residents living in remote communities with the sustainable and efficient management of water and energy. The iKnow,

The Women in Digital Awards were founded based on the idea ‘you can’t be what you can’t see.’ The awards are a celebration of incredible women and non-binary folk within the digital industries and the organisations that support them. For the 2021 Women in Digital Awards, we received over 300 nominations, 200 submissions and a