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Atlassian

Atlassian

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 19 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Business category, Merit recipients, Tech for good category, TechDiversity Awards winners

Atlassian’s Unstoppable You Program #UnstoppableYou is an award-winning program across the APAC region designed for early-career women in STEM, helping them overcome barriers on their tech pathways while increasing their confidence and employability as they...
Datacom, iDiC and JY Australia

Datacom, iDiC and JY Australia

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 12 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Business category, Merit recipients, TechDiversity Awards winners

Datacom’s First Nations ICT Trainee Programme in partnership with iDiC and JY Australia By Datacom, iDiC and JY Australia Datacom’s Indigenous ICT trainee programme, delivered in partnership with iDiC and JY Australia, creates meaningful pathways into the...
Deadly Coders, Baidam, Commonwealth Bank, Cyconsol and ANZ

Deadly Coders, Baidam, Commonwealth Bank, Cyconsol and ANZ

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 12 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Education category, Merit recipients, TechDiversity Awards winners

Building a First Nations Tech Talent Pipeline through the Deadly Coders Academy By Deadly Coders, Baidam, Commonwealth Bank, Cyconsol and ANZ Deadly Coders Academy is a technology training and employment pathway designed to address the underrepresentation of First...
Datacom

Datacom

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 12 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Education category, Merit recipients, TechDiversity Awards winners

Datacom’s Virtual Work Experience Platform via Forage By Datacom Datacom’s virtual work experience platform offers free, open-access job simulations that introduce people from all backgrounds to careers in technology. Hosted on Forage, the programme...
Deadly Coders and Microsoft Australia

Deadly Coders and Microsoft Australia

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 12 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Education category, Merit recipients, TechDiversity Awards winners

Creating Early Pathways into AI through Minecraft Education By Deadly Coders and Microsoft Australia Deadly Coders partnered with Microsoft to deliver a national AI literacy program to over 5,000 primary school students using Minecraft Education. The program...
Power and Water Corporation

Power and Water Corporation

by Tet Rivera | Wednesday, 12 August, 2026 | 2026 TD Award Winners, Government category, Merit recipients, TechDiversity Awards winners

People First AI Enablement in a Critical Infrastructure Workforce By Power and Water Corporation This initiative established a people first, approach to AI enablement in a critical infrastructure organisation. As generative AI adoption increased, employees lacked...
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