Tech Forward
Summary: The tech world has a diversity problem: gender diversity, racial diversity, and more. That’s why I decided to start the Tech Forward podcast. Every week, our host, Cheryl Chotrani, interviews entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, media and tech leaders, and diversity advocates. The show features the incredible stories of innovators and trailblazers from underrepresented groups in the tech industry. We also discuss everything from the lack of venture funding for women and minorities, to how underrepresented groups can advance their careers in the sector, to how to hold companies accountable for diversity — and more. Episodes cover all the aspects of diversity: gender, racial, and ethnic, as well as sexual orientation, immigration status, and neurodiversity.
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Podcasts:
Driving Financial Inclusion With a Mobile Conversation Platform
Leveraging a National Network to Advance the Careers of Women of Color in Communications
Bonus Episode: Getting to Know Your Host
Presenting a More Inclusive Narrative for DC Tech
Inspiring the Next Wave of Female Tech Leaders and Angel Investors
Bootstrapping a Tech Startup While Paving the Way for the Next Generation
Looking Back: Tech Forward Highlights
Expanding Diversity and Inclusion Through Partnerships
Finding the Right Environment in Tech To Be Your Authentic Self
Eradicating Illiteracy with Hip Hop and Education Technology
Investing in 1,000 Underrepresented Founders in 20 Years
How LGBTQ and Black Women in Tech Can Be Their Best Advocate
Getting People Involved in Their Local Communities With Technology
Diversifying Tech by Teaching Mothers How to Code
This week I spoke with Allie Burns, Managing Director at Village Capital. This global venture capital firm wants to build bridges for entrepreneurs looking to create an inclusive and sustainable world. “The work we do is united by the principle of getting more capital to more people in more places, to solve the significant challenges in environmental stability and economic inequality.”
