
Elevating the voices of Black women in computing
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | TechnologyEducation | ||||

At the conclusion of Season 6 - we’re at a crossroads and it’s…a lot. Jeremy and Kyla pull back the curtain on the raw, real struggles of life as faculty—juggling the impossible trifecta of research, teaching, and endless service. In another installa... more
Felecia Hatcher joins Kyla and Jeremy to share her inspiring journey from a diverse career in experiential marketing to becoming the CEO of Pharrell Williams' Black Ambition Opportunity Incorporated. Felecia discusses the importance of challenging tr... more
Join Jeremy and Kyla as they engage with Dr. Quincy K. Brown, an influential figure in STEM policy and education. Quincy shares her inspiring journey from growing up in the Bronx to becoming an established expert in computer science and policy. Learn... more
Dr. Sandra K. Johnson made history as the first Black woman to earn a PhD in computer engineering — and she’s just getting started. In this inspiring conversation, she joins hosts Kyla and Jeremy to share her journey from Louisiana to IBM, her leap i... more
As a former coding teacher who taught block coding to elementary and middle school students, I’ve seen the power which comes from learning the skill of coding, especially for English second language learners.
And this field definitely needs more diversity, and if we can get more people and kids of all colors inspired to jump into technology, then the world will be a more balanced and equal place!
Thanks for providing such a needed platform to show people of color more and better opportunities... more
Excellent podcast. Very informative and inspiring.
I lead the Rigor and Equity research agenda at CSforALL, and in my work with K-12 children across the US and abroad, being able to make relatable role models visible and real to students, especially students of color and young women, is critically important. I can’t recommend this podcast enough to CS and other STEM educators working to make careers real for their children. You can’t be what you can’t see—I’m grateful to the hosts for helping our students to see a whole lot more!
While I expected to learn a lot from this podcast, I did not expect it to be so funny and refreshingly relatable! The hosts are both exceptional and 'normal' in so many ways. I look forward to hearing the voices of Modern Figures in the future.
I love it! It’s amazing to hear the stories of women I both know and love. The intimate stories of how they’ve triumphed over challenges is powerful and I think necessary for young women coming behind us. Jeremy and Kyla are the right blend of fun and intellect that make listening enjoyable. Thanks for all your hard work!
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Content centers around the journeys of Black women in the fields of technology and computing, with a focus on their achievements, challenges, and advocacy for diversity and inclusion. Episodes feature a range of discussions from personal stories and experiences in academia and industry to broader themes on representation in STEM. Notably, the hosts emphasize community building, mentorship, and the importance of visibility for underrepresented groups, making the podcast a valuable resource for aspiring professionals and educators in tech. This approach creates a relatable and accessible platform for listeners, who are seeking inspiration and insights into the experiences of successful Black women in the tech landscape.
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Recent guests on Modern Figures Podcast include:
1. Felecia Hatcher
2. Dr. Quincy Brown
3. Dr. Sandra K. Johnson
4. Dr. André Brock
5. Deborah Anderson
6. Dr. Cheryl Seals
7. Keysha E.
8. Chioma Aso
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