Queertech Qonference News Today

Professionals in the tech industry who identify as part of, or allies to, the 2SLGBTQ+ community will convene in downtown Montreal and online on Nov. 1-2 for…

On the second day of the QueerTech Qonference in Toronto last week, Harsehaj Dhami, a 17-year-old machine learning researcher and founder of Codespire, and Andy Saldaña, chief operating officer & co-founder of QueerTech, spoke about Dhami’s journey in the tech world, and how she’s creating technology addressing gaps in accessibility to education. Codespire is a

QueerTech, a non profit advocacy group that aims to create inclusive spaces for 2SLGBTQI+ professionals in the technology sector, held its first hybrid QueerTech Qonference last week, hosted in the new Microsoft Canada headquarters in Toronto. Its aim was to convene queer leaders in tech, empower queer people to choose the IT (information technology) industry

On the second day of the QueerTech Qonference in Toronto last week, Harsehaj Dhami, a 17-year-old machine learning researcher and founder of Codespire, and Andy Saldaña, chief operating officer & co-founder of QueerTech, spoke about Dhami’s journey in the tech world, and how she's creating technology addressing gaps in accessibility to education. Codespire is a

QueerTech, a non profit advocacy group that aims to create inclusive spaces for 2SLGBTQI+ professionals in the technology sector, held its first hybrid QueerTech Qonference last week, hosted in the new Microsoft Canada headquarters in Toronto. Its aim was to convene queer leaders in tech, empower queer people to choose the IT (information technology) industry