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The Digital Lighthouse: building workplace inclusivity for people with disabilities

Zoe Cunningham
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The Digital Lighthouse: supporting career switchers in tech

Zoe Cunningham
Podcasts

The Digital Lighthouse: how to get better at networking

Zoe Cunningham
Articles
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How Scrooge McDuck helps me fight impostor syndrome

Arina Demidova
Podcasts

The Digital Lighthouse: the role of inclusive design in government services (and beyond)

Zoe Cunningham
Articles

Women in tech only want one thing and it’s…

Sarah Binney
Articles

Six senior Softwire women on careers, self-belief and success

Sasha Burgoyne
Podcasts
The image is a promotional graphic for a podcast. On the left side, there's a logo with a lighthouse and the text "Techtalks" above it. To the right, there's a photograph of a woman, Rajani Rao, who is described as the "Principle Technologist at AVEVA, and the director of Women Who Code." She appears to be a woman with medium-length black hair, wearing a black and white patterned top and a black blazer, with earrings visible. She has a slight smile and is looking directly at the camera. The background has two overlapping circular shapes, one in turquoise and the other in purple, creating a dynamic and modern feel to the design. The word "Softwire" is visible in the top right corner in a large purple font. The overall design is professional, with a clean and contemporary layout.

Podcast: Empowering Innovation: Women Who Code with Rajani Rao

Zoe Cunningham
Podcasts

Transforming NHS technology: Using insights from pharma to create new opportunities in healthcare

Zoe Cunningham
Articles

How I manage my hypermobility spectrum disorder (HSD) in my role at Softwire

Sasha Burgoyne
Event highlights

Hands-on with Digital Accessibility Key Takeaways

Tom Ward
Podcasts

Navigating neurodiversity: How can software developers support their mental health in the workplace?

Zoe Cunningham