Byte Into IT - 30 May 2018
We have Warren and Jo on Byte this week to bring you all of the most interesting news in tech, computing, startups and gaming. Our guest for the week is Celeste Carnegie, a learning experience designer at Indigenous Digital Excellence (IDX) who is calling for more indigenous Australians in the tec…
Tiddas 4 Tiddas Is Back
Marlee is back with more candid conversations with our Indigenous sisters. And on Sunday January 26th we're kicking it off with a discussion about what Australia Day means to young Indigenous Australians.
Then each week Marlee will be joined by more inspiring Indigenous women including Shahni Wel…
MTalks—Tech Yarns with Celeste Carnegie
“Indigenous science is a way of knowing and a way of life. The power of Indigenous science lies in its ability to make connections and perceive patterns across vast cycles of space and time” – Marcus Hughes
Celeste Carnegie, Indigenous STEAM program producer at Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences, s…
Sidenote: What's up with censorship?
In a perfect meeting of interests Abby and Sam get to nerd out about the effects of legal and digital censorship on erotic material. We trace the history of book banning in Australia up to the chilling effects of the current American SESTA/FOSTA laws on internet content. Turns out when the people m…
MRelay—Ageing Ableism and Architecture: Part I
Our buildings, interiors and urban landscapes are navigated daily by people with greatly differing access needs—and they often fail many. Our collective awareness of accessibility is increasing, but what do we really mean when we talk about designing inclusive spaces and places? How can we work to …
MRelay—Ageing Ableism and Architecture: Part II
Our buildings, interiors and urban landscapes are navigated daily by people with greatly differing access needs—and they often fail many. Our collective awareness of accessibility is increasing, but what do we really mean when we talk about designing inclusive spaces and places? How can we work to …
First Nations, first knowledge
80,000 years of innovation. Could you manage a continent sustainably for millennia? Covering outback tech, cross-cultural relations, and artificial intelligence; our presenters discuss the power of Indigenous knowledges and frameworks to approaching contemporary problems.
By respectfully drawing o…
From diversity STEMs brilliance
Want an innovative, dynamic workplace? Diversify! Imagination shapes experience – lack of diversity means that we’re not imagining, nor engineering, a future that includes everybody.
And how can we, when engineering and computer science employees don’t reflect the diversity of the societies we liv…
Celeste Carnegie – Blak women taking up space in STEM
Celeste is a Birri Gubba Juru, South Sea Islander woman and the Manager of Community
Programs & Engagement at Indigitek, a not-for-profit organisation that aims
to increase the participation and success of First Nations people in the tech
industry.
Celeste has over ten years of experience engaging…
Creating pathways into tech for First Nations people: Celeste Carnegie
Celeste Carnegie leads community engagement for Indigitek; they exist to increase the participation and success of Indigenous people in the tech industry.
During our conversation, we cover several subjects:
- Celeste's journey to Indigitek
- The importance of community engagament
- The reality …
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