In this inspiring episode of the Women in STEM podcast, Kelly Shungu interviews Charlene Hunter, Founder and CEO of Coding Black Females, one of the UK’s largest and most impactful networks for Black women in technology. Charlene shares her journey from mathematician to software developer to community leader, and how she's transforming the tech industry by creating spaces where Black women thrive.

Discover how Coding Black Females is reshaping the tech landscape, empowering beginners and seasoned developers alike, and tackling challenges like the lack of senior engineers in the industry. Charlene also dives into the connections between mathematics and coding, her favourite programming languages, and her advice for women considering a career in computer science.

Join us for an empowering conversation about community-driven change, technical leadership, and the future of diversity in STEM.

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In this compelling episode of the Women in STEM podcast, Kelly Shungu interviews Sheila Buswell, CEO and Co-Founder of Buswell Biomedical. Sheila shares how her military background and personal experiences with injury inspired Upward Mobility (UPMO), an innovative technology revolutionizing patient rehabilitation.

Learn how Buswell Biomedical is addressing fears about AI in healthcare while implementing practical solutions that enhance rehabilitation. Sheila discusses the challenges of integrating new technologies into traditional healthcare settings and connects these themes to her book "Is This Seat For Me?" which explores overcoming self-doubt.

Join us for an insightful conversation about healthcare innovation, the power of personal experience in driving change, and the future of technology in patient care.

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In this illuminating episode of the Women in STEM podcast, host Kelly Shungu sits down with Anastasiia Vollmar, Head of Marketing at the Swiss Cyber Institute. Anastasiia shares her expertise in digital marketing within the cybersecurity landscape and discusses the Institute's mission to strengthen cyber resilience through education and community building.

Discover how the Swiss Cyber Institute is addressing the cybersecurity skills gap through specialized training programs and learn about the prestigious Global Cyber Conference that connects security leaders worldwide. Anastasiia offers valuable insights into diverse career paths in cybersecurity, from technical roles to positions where marketing and security intersect.

Our conversation explores the challenges and opportunities for women in cybersecurity, emerging trends in digital security, and practical advice for those looking to enter or advance in this dynamic field. Whether you're a cybersecurity professional, a career-changer considering this path, or simply interested in digital security, Anastasiia's journey and wisdom provide inspiration and actionable guidance.

Join Kelly for an engaging discussion about the future of cybersecurity education, the importance of diversity in tech, and how organizations like the Swiss Cyber Institute are shaping tomorrow's digital security landscape.

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Check out Lingo – the perfect summer activity for young innovators! 🌟 Designed for kids aged 13 and up, Lingo kits make learning fun with engaging, hands-on STEM activities. Created by a former NASA rocket scientist, Lingo helps learners explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in an exciting way. It's a great way to make the most of summer while building valuable skills! 🔗http://shrsl.com/2p374-3bsn-1iyyw 🚀 Support us by using this affiliate link – thank you for your support!

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In this dynamic episode, host Kelly Shungu brings together three remarkable School of Code alumni who transformed their careers through bootcamp education. Brisha shares her fascinating journey from Biomedical Science to Junior Software Engineering, revealing how scientific thinking enhances her coding approach. Sayed discusses his transition from biotech to development, offering insights on blending specialized knowledge with programming skills. Former technical recruiter Oli provides a unique perspective on entering tech from the hiring side, with valuable advice on standing out in the competitive tech landscape.

Our guests candidly discuss the challenges and triumphs of bootcamp life, from intensive learning curves to collaborative projects that prepared them for industry roles. They offer practical advice for career-changers considering the bootcamp route, address diversity in tech, and share their most rewarding projects since graduation.

Join Kelly for an inspiring conversation about reinvention, resilience, and the power of coding education to unlock new professional possibilities!

Check out Lingo – the perfect summer activity for young innovators! 🌟

Designed for kids aged 13 and up, Lingo kits make learning fun with engaging, hands-on STEM activities. Created by a former NASA rocket scientist, Lingo helps learners explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in an exciting way. It’s a great way to make the most of summer while building valuable skills!

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In this special episode, host Kelly Shungu sits down with Allison Britt, a 15-year-old entrepreneur with a passion for technology and gaming, and her father, Marcus Britt, a seasoned tech leader at Under Armour. Allison shares her journey into tech, from launching her own business, DragonScript, to honing leadership and public speaking skills through Girl Scouts. Marcus offers insights on supporting young innovators while allowing them to carve their own paths. Together, they discuss early inspirations, mentorship, and the role of organizations in shaping future STEM leaders.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about family, technology, and empowering the next generation!

Check out Lingo – the perfect summer activity for young innovators! 🌟

Designed for kids aged 13 and up, Lingo kits make learning fun with engaging, hands-on STEM activities. Created by a former NASA rocket scientist, Lingo helps learners explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) in an exciting way. It’s a great way to make the most of summer while building valuable skills!

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In this episode, we explore the portrayal of women in STEM roles within TV shows and movies — a topic that often goes unnoticed but holds the power to shape public perception.

Hosted by Kelly Shungu, this episode features Emily Wood, a software engineer with a unique background in both film and tech, and Paul Atherton, a passionate film producer. They dive into how media representation influences the way we view women in STEM fields and why it's so important.

Tune in to hear their insights and discover how the power of storytelling in TV and film can help break barriers and inspire the next generation of women in tech.

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Wikipedia: Paul Atherton Wikipedia

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What does it truly mean to be an ally in today's workplaces? In this episode of the Women in STEM Podcast, hosted by Kelly Shungu, we sit down with Julie Kratz, a TEDx speaker, Forbes contributor, and author of Allyship in Action and Little Allies. Julie shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a leading voice in inclusive leadership.

Together, we explore:

✅ The key strategies for practicing allyship daily

✅ How organizations can implement lasting inclusion efforts

✅ The role of male allies in driving workplace change

✅ Why early education matters in building an inclusive future

Whether you're a leader, an aspiring ally, or simply curious about fostering belonging, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. Tune in and learn how to turn allyship into action!

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In this episode of Women in STEM Podcast, hosted by Kelly Shungu, we sit down with Betsy Fortman and Joanna Caudle, two incredible staff engineers from Engineering Tomorrow, a non-profit dedicated to broadening access to engineering education. Betsy, a former NASA engineer, shares her journey from designing spacecraft to inspiring students, while Joanna, a former industry professional turned educator, discusses how Engineering Tomorrow bridges the gap between industry and education.

Together, we explore the impact of hands-on STEM programs, the importance of diversity in engineering, and the power of mentorship in shaping the next generation of innovators. Plus, they share career advice and some of the most unusual career paths in STEM.

Whether you're an aspiring engineer, educator, or just curious about the future of STEM, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and actionable advice. Tune in to learn how you can get involved and empower the next generation of problem-solvers!

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