INTRODUCING
WOMEN IN DATA:

CHAPTERS

Women in Data recognise that diversity of thought, skill, background and experience are paramount to building a truly inclusive community. With this at the centre of our community development vision, Women in Data is very proud to introduce our new chapter leadership structure. We believe that by gaining the support of the most innovative and committed practitioners in our field and sharing the responsibility, we will create more support and opportunities for our members. Women in Data are thrilled to introduce our Chapters, their Leaders and their missions.

We want our members to feel supported, inspired and connected at every stage of their career journey. Our Chapters look to create places of belonging and networking.

CHAPTER ONE:

GIRLS IN DATA

Claire Williams & Ella Ovenden

Summer 2030, imagine, women from across the world a driving force of fundamental change underpinned by data and AI. All connected, some via summer schools they met back in the day or because a role model that’s really had their back, or an influencer really inspired them, and others through helping, inspirational, hands that have reached out and brought them to the party too.

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CHAPTER TWO:

ALLYSHIP

Richard Tate

What does it mean to be an ally?

It’s where those of us in positions of privilege can stand up and show up for those in the minority and are recognised and trusted by that minority, whether a marginalised person or group.

All you really need to be an ally is to genuinely want to learn and understand – really listen to people, ask questions. Share. You may not be able to understand fully what it feels like, but you’re willing to do as much as you can to take their struggle on as your own.

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CHAPTER THREE:

CAREER CROSSROADS

Holly Armitage

Just as everything seems to be going well and straightforward in your career journey, you find yourself hitting a career crossroad.

Careers aren’t linear, and most people find themselves at a crossroad, roundabout, or whatever you want to call it at some point in their lives. Perhaps life at home has changed; you are now juggling caring responsibilities, children, or the pandemic has paused you to think and reflect on what you want.

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