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Women in STEM – Ada Lovelace and the Birth of Computing
Ada Lovelace Day, 10th October 2023, is an international celebration of the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM). In this blog post, Design and Technology Director Pete Cripps discusses why Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer, is as relevant today as she was then – and how her influence can inspire…
How diverse place-based teams can drive innovation
How can we balance remote and office-based working to encourage innovation? David Hardman shares his thoughts…
The importance of leading responsibly during times of crisis
What does it mean to be a responsible leader? What is responsible leadership? The DI team delves into the topic in their latest article…
How does mental ill health impact young people’s access to the labour market and good quality work?
Digital Innovators responds to the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Youth Employment’s recent report…
Inspiring young people amid a mental health crisis
Digital Innovators responds to the Youth Voice Census 2022 and shares the DI approach to inspiring young people in a mental health crisis!
Industry projects underway with HS2 and WMAHSN following The Ideator
Following The Ideator, students on the Digital Innovators Skills Programme have officially started their industry projects with HS2 and WMAHSN!
Digital skills training in the community boosts learners’ confidence, independence and optimism
Digital Innovators has successfully delivered digital skills training in the community thanks to funding from the Good Things Foundation…
West Midlands Academic Health Science Network and Digital Innovators launch new cohort
The West Midlands Academic Health Science Network and Digital Innovators launch new cohort of the Digital Innovators Skills Programme!
The 4Cs are alive and well but why are they in short supply?
The 4C’s – collaboration, communication, creativity and critical thinking skills – are essential to succeeding in the workplace. Why then, are they still in short supply?
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