Gender Diversity in Tech

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol grew from our shared love of working in tech, alongside our awareness of the lack of diversity. Our mission is to support the development of a tech industry that is inclusive of all; that reflects the wider society that it exists to serve.

We aim to support and encourage women and gender non-conforming folks working in tech to develop new pathways into working in our industry.

We encourage companies to think about their current practices, especially in terms of their recruitment processes and workplace culture.

We offer practical solutions and share useful information for individuals and businesses in our network.

We work with women and gender non-conforming folks to develop their confidence and skillsets and with companies to create inclusive workplace cultures that welcome currently underrepresented groups.

Membership

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol is the sum of our members, from individuals to large organisations, and everything in between. As long as our members need our support we will carry on working to change things.

WTH means a lot to me, probably I wouldn’t have done most of the things I’ve done within the technology industry if I wouldn’t have met them. All the help, support and guidance you get there, it’s priceless. And above all wonderful people.”
Nat Bueno, Junior Web Developer

We developed a simple membership scheme to make sure we are a sustainable organisation. We aim to be able to reimburse all our trainers and contributors for their efforts and energy.

Support Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol through your membership today!

Find out how you can become a part of and benefit from Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol’s expanding network.

Individual Business

Blog

16th August 201816th August 2018

ALD Automotive becomes WTH first large business partner

ALD Automotive has proudly announced that it is the first business to partner with Bristol based Women’s Tech Hub and Women’s Tech Jobs.

10th July 201810th July 2018

WTF ~ Bristol 2nd Quarterly: Ideas

The Womens Tech Founders meetup is all about creating a trusted support network for women either running a tech company or thinking of creating a tech start-up. Also we welcome in women and men who would like to support our women either with financial, book keeping or funding advice or support. We are very pleased …

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26th June 201826th June 2018

Women in Tech Interview: Dr Lisa Matthews, HellyHolly Ltd

Named as one of the 50 Top Women in Engineering (WE50): Returners and Transferrers 2018 founder of HellyHolly, Lisa Matthews, talks about her career path and her experiences of being a female engineer. Hers is a story which covers many of the equality issues affecting women in engineering and technology.

Diversity

Diversity: The shared understanding that each individual is unique, and recognising our individual differences. These can be along the dimensions of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, age, physical abilities, religious beliefs, political beliefs, or other ideologies.

WTH is a genuinely inclusive community where members inspire, celebrate and empower each other. Thanks to WTH now I am more confident about my own voice and skills in the Tech industry.”
Triana Hamilton, Web designer & developer

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol focuses on all aspects of gender equality. Our aim is to support women and gender non-conforming folks forging ahead in a male-dominated tech world through support, trainings and mentoring.

We created a range of ADiT modules to help companies identifying and addressing possible shortcomings in their company culture.

WTH Consultancy

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol offers consultancy services to support companies who recognise the benefits of creating inclusive workplaces and diverse teams but don’t always know where to start. The WTH consultants have a wealth of experience of working in different aspects of the tech industry and understand ways to effect positive and sustainable change through conversation and collaboration.

Programmes

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol programmes have been developed in response to the needs of the women and gender non-conforming folks in our networks to re:connect them into work. We offer skills development with our re:train as well as re:boot, a ‘returnship’ program of short internships aimed at encouraging companies to create pathways back into tech.

Events

Is your conference looking like just the same old faces are turning up? Do you need support to appeal to a wider audience? Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol can work with you to rewrite your calls for speakers, calls for papers and calls for participants.

Network

Women’s Tech Hub ~ Bristol recognises the importance of peer support for everyone, but especially its role in encouraging members of under-represented groups in tech who need spaces to network, learn, relax and enjoy feeling part of a supportive group. We believe that meetups are an essential element of peer support, and can be a useful springboard to build confidence to join other professional networks.