The value of online communities
Olivia Woodward celebrates the value of online communities with other seasoned bloggers, and highlights how it helped her through her teenage years wh...
An online poetic adventure
Filmmaker and digital artist Lwimbo Kunda takes us through her experience of making a poetry-based film called Physics for an online audience.
Rediscovering online activism
Olivia Woodward comes clean about failing to live up to her dream of world-changing online activism and why she has found the courage to dust herself ...
A digital coming of age
Olivia Woodward starts 2016 in buoyant mood as she charts her eventful digital coming of age since she started blogging for Digital Women UK.
Changing times for women in tech
Joséphine Goube on why more women are entering the digital enterprise arena and what she learnt from our Missing in Action event.
Women and Nigeria’s growing digital sphere
Digital media researcher Dr Tomi Oladepo highlights the significant role women are playing as activists and advocates in Nigeria's digital evolution a...
How inclusive is your protest?
With online protest petitions being de rigueur, it is easy to forget the impact of on the street activism and how they can fail to be inclusive of di...
Stand up for your rights
Racism and sexism are present in the world of tech. Antonia Anni explains how after coming to England from Nigeria she was forced to face the reality ...
Social media fight back to redefine beauty
In the final blog of her young women and self esteem online series, Oliva Woodward looks at how social media is being used to redefine beauty.
Tackling eating disorders online
In the second of her blogs on the impact of social media on young women’s self esteem, Olivia Woodward tackles pro-eating disorder websites.