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Afrofutures in Manchester next week
Manchester is running Afrofutures next weekend… Afro Futures UK, a collective of researchers, artists, programmers and activists exploring new ways of examining blackness and futurism. We are hosting...
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Dope: Its hard out here being a geek
I watched Dope on Sunday afternoon only a few hours before I gave a talk about the lack of black people in the technology sector at Afrofutures. watching : Dope (http://t.co/6luV4XbTxq) love it...
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Interview about Black Culture Applied to Technology
I was invited to do a interview off the back of the Afrofutures talk I did in Manchester last year. Its part of a group of interviews on How We Get To Next. Its a good interview and thanks to Florence...
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Little diversity changes in the valley?
Google’s head of diversity, Nancy Lee, is retiring from Google after several years of leading the company’s global diversity and inclusion team In Google’s latest diversity report, we saw that overall...
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Talking at Afrotech festival 26th Jan 2018
I haven’t been blogging much recently, mainly because I am writing 3 different presentations. My first big one is for the Afrotech festival, which I have the absolute joy of keynoting at on Friday 26th...
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Afrotech Fest 2018 keynote: Diversity and the joy of being different
Keynote speaker @cubicgarden discusses diversity and the joy of being different #AfroTechFest pic.twitter.com/mJR5v7DrTk — Afrotech Fest (@afrotechfest) January 26, 2018 The slides are now public on...
View ArticleAfroTech plenary poem read by Nikky Norton Shafau
Really enjoyed Afrotech festival and I really enjoyed Nikky’s poem at the end of the festival. Its always interesting to hear which bits are picked up on twitter, in blogs and if you are lucky in...
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