She was tired of hearing excuses from organisers, so she created Women Talk Design – an online directory of women speakers in design.
On the website you’ll find over 200 women and gender non-binary speakers, together with their talks. You can filter by topics of expertise, discipline, industry, location, years of experience, employer and event.
There’s a wide range of articles on speaking, topics, finding diverse speakers, why people say no to speaking, writing a conference proposal, how to calculate fees, preparing for and delivering a great talk.
1. Will there be a clear, public, and enforced code of conduct or something similar at the event? How is your team trained and prepared to respond to a violation?
2. What is your event doing to ensure the speaker lineup will be diverse?
3. How do you pay your speakers?
Check it out. The all-male speaker panel era is over.
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