RESEARCH PAPERS &
COMMUNITY INSIGHTS
Welcome to our research papers and community insights. Our CFG members answered the call to give their open and honest feedback on all things tech, careers, and global issues. Our role is to bring this information to the wider tech and business community and highlight key concerns, opportunities and potential initiatives to help drive our mission of eliminating the gender gap in tech. Our research reports go into further details on key topics, whereby our community have shared detailed stories about their own personal experiences, with key takeaways for businesses and the wider community to consider or action.
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BUILDING TOMORROW’S WORKFORCE
Organizations rely heavily on the diverse skill sets of their workforce. However, bridging the gap between current capabilities and future needs remains a persistent challenge. The rapid advancement of technology, particularly AI, further accentuates this issue. As AI continues to evolve and automate various tasks, questions arise about the individuals shaping its development and the potential biases embedded within it.
Code First Girls’ annual survey sheds light on the underrepresented neurodiverse community within the technology sector. Despite comprising over a quarter of the community, a significant portion refrains from disclosing their neurodiversity due to discomfort. In our latest report, we explore the experiences of neurodiverse individuals in technology, drawing insights from our diverse pool of ambassadors and industry partners actively championing neurodiverse talent. Through their stories and perspectives, we uncover strategies to foster inclusivity and enhance team productivity.
Discover actionable recommendations for fostering neurodiversity in your workplace by downloading the full report today. Gain invaluable insights into supporting neurodiverse individuals and unlocking their full potential. Click on the report image to access each section and embark on the journey towards a more inclusive and productive workforce.
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THE POWER OF DIFFERENCE
Discover insights from Code First Girls’ annual survey, revealing that over one in four individuals in our community identify as neurodiverse. Shockingly, nearly half of them haven’t disclosed this to their employer, school, or university, citing discomfort as a major factor.
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D&I FOR TECH LEADERS
Tech diversity champions Code First Girls have teamed up with Tech Talent Charter (TTC), a government-supported group of around 650 leading UK businesses and organisations, to identify and provide recommendations to address the UK’s tech talent shortage and diversity crisis
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