Whilst we are busy working on season 3 we wanted to share this conversation recorded live at BETT 2019. Titled 'If She Can See It, She Can Be It', host Anjali Ramachandran chats to Chiin-Rui Tan founder and CEO of Rho Zeta AI, and Elena Sinel F

Student Takeover - "Our Lives And Tech"

Dec 20th, 2018 32m 55s

For this episode we worked closely with students from schools in Johannesburg in South Africa, Virginia in the United States, and London in the UK. The student were given a simple brief to produce a story about how technology has impacted their

Diversity Is What You Say, Inclusion Is What You Do

Dec 13th, 2018 34m 36s

In this episode of Nevertheless Tracy Chou, Jyoti Chopra, and Anjali Ramachandran discuss frameworks, metrics and intersectionality, and ask the hard questions about diversity and inclusion. The podcast was recorded at a live event held in Lond

Half The Story

Nov 29th, 2018 22m 41s

In this episode we ask whether being a YouTuber or influencer is a viable career, and hear the stories of three people who were forced to make big life changes when the pressure of feeding a social algorithm became too much. We hear from a fa

The Human Factor

Nov 10th, 2018 28m

As technology plays a greater role in the workplace how can we ensure the future of work values humanity?The world of work is changing. Technology is undoubtedly driving a lot of that change. But technology is nothing without people. While co

Straight Roads Don't Make Skillful Drivers

Oct 25th, 2018 25m 32s

In this episode we hear one story from one person, Kate Edwards. Kate tells the story of a day when her life changed forever. On a train heading to London, at just 23 weeks and 5 days pregnant, Kate went into labour. What follows is her story o

Imagination - Where Science Meets Art

Oct 11th, 2018 30m 6s

For many young people who are making decisions about their future, science and art have always been seen as opposites. It's a choice between one or the other. Rarely both. But as Albert Einstein once said "The greatest scientists are artists as

Heather, Megan and Leonor

Sep 27th, 2018 37m 30s

In this episode we’re looking at resilience, school shootings and activism. We speak to survivors, teachers, neurologists and trauma experts to understand the role tech, institutions and support groups play in building resilience in the afterma

Finding Genius

Sep 13th, 2018 26m 10s

When it comes to invention and innovation it's important that ideas from a diverse set of people get made. Ideas can come from anyone. But bringing ideas to life rarely happens by lone inventors. They are the result of teams and networks. Wh

The First Click

Aug 30th, 2018 29m 58s

In this episode, we discuss trust and the Internet. When it comes to technology being used at home and in the classroom, who — or what — are we entrusting our children to, and what is the role of parents and teachers in guiding children through

STEM Role Models

Aug 16th, 2018 30m 27s

In this episode we discuss how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) role models from all walks of life are essential for young people, and what needs to be done to ensure that those who want to be it, can see it.

Nevertheless Season 2 Trailer

Aug 13th, 2018 1m 4s

Season 2 of Nevertheless starts Thursday 16th August. In Season 2 we’ll be asking the difficult questions around our relationship with technology in education. We will be highlighting the achievements of the brilliant women using technology to

When Good Intentions Aren't Enough

Dec 20th, 2017 28m 12s

Good intent is nice, and goes a long way sometimes — but if the result of good intentions is a bad outcome, then whatever the intent, it’s kind of irrelevant. Unfortunately there are plenty of examples of good intentions paired with bad outcome

The Right To Learn

Dec 14th, 2017 27m 11s

In this episode we look at how to most effectively bring education — a key human right — to the displaced and those in conflict zones around the world.We speak to women who are trying to answer that question in innovative ways — from the soft

Building The Workplace We Want

Nov 20th, 2017 23m 44s

In this episode we look at the changing workplace and how you build a tech company for the future that enables career progression for all genders. We look at the story of Sarah Bagley, activist and the first female telegraph operator in the U

TechNuns, DOLS, And Erasing Kittens

Oct 30th, 2017 24m 10s

We hear from an edtech innovator bringing children into the design process to shape future classroom tools, whilst at the same time instilling in them an innovators mindset. We meet the team that won MIT’s Women and Tech Solve Challenge. We're

Garbage In. Garbage Out.

Oct 11th, 2017 25m 30s

From racist hand dryers to sexist search suggestions, there's plenty of examples of how software products have gender and racial bias built in. Why is that tech companies who may have diversity initiatives in place still struggle to produce eth

Coming soon

Oct 3rd, 2017 18s

Nevertheless takes a close look at the innovation that happens in ed-tech focusing on the women that drive innovation whilst telling the stories of other female tech innovators.

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