About Sue
Professor Sue Black OBE is a computer scientist and speaker who works to promote technology education, digital inclusion and gender equality in tech. She received an OBE from King Charles in 2016 for services to technology. She left school at 16, became a single parent, and later earned her professorship. She founded BCSWomen, the #techmums initiative and the TechUP programme at Durham University. She led a major campaign to preserve Bletchley Park. As a keynote speaker, she addresses audiences at international organisations including the UN, BBC, Microsoft and Google.
Photo: Mark Hillary from Serra Negra, São Paulo, Brazil / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
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- Founding BCSWomen
- Leading the campaign to save Bletchley Park
- Founding #techmums
- Running the TechUP programme at Durham University
- Speaking on AI ethics and women in technology
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