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Invitation: Be a part of shaping an inclusive tech industry.

This year, Pink Programming celebrates 10 years of growing from a grassroots initiative to Sweden’s largest community for female and non-binary developers. With the Inclusive Industry Forum at Pink Programming Festival, we bring together executives, policy- and change-makers for a day of talks, panel discussions, and networking designed to move beyond inspiration into action. 

The program highlights concrete strategies and showcases initiatives that are already driving impact – while opening the floor for new partnerships and ideas. Connect with industry peers who are shaping tomorrow’s agenda. Welcome!

(Inclusive Industry Forum is a part of Pink Programming Festival, see the full program here.)

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    All you need to know


    When? Friday November 7th, 14.00-17.00.

    Where? Media Evolution, Stora Varvsgatan 6A, Malmö

    How? Register for free below, before October 31.

    Good to know: Fika & Coffee is included.

    Want more? Inclusive Industry Forum is a part of the Pink Programming Festival 7-8 November, see the full two-day program here.

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    Program

    TALK: Welcome + A message from our Co-Founder

    Where did it all start? One of Pink Programming's founders takes us back to where, how and why it all started.

    Vanja Tufvesson –  Engineering Director at Remote & Co-founder of Pink Programming

    TALK: From Beginner to the Boardroom – The Pink Journey

    In this inspirational session, two Pink Programming members share their journeys from first coding events to developer roles, and now to leadership within the organization. Discover how community, confidence and code can shape both careers and the future of tech.

    Phiphi Tran – AI Engineer, Mentimeter & Board Member, Pink Programming. Phiphi is a curious and initiative-driven AI Engineer with a background in Data Science and an MSc in Engineering Physics, working at the intersection of AI, data and software engineering. She also serves as a member of the Pink Programming board and is a master of arranging coding camps.

    Tanya Lytovchenko
    – Frontend Developer, Quinyx & Board Member, Pink Programming. Tanya is a dedicated Frontend Developer focused on creating user-centric web applications. She is a Pink Programming Board member who, alongside her technical work, focuses on project coordination and community – and has a natural talent for bringing people together.

    PANEL: Investing in Diversity

    Investing in diversity is not only about values – it drives innovation, talent attraction and sustainable growth. In this panel, we’ve asked Pink Programming’s funders to share their perspectives on why supporting inclusion in tech matters, and how strategic investments can strengthen competence supply and create lasting change across the industry.

    Erik Lindell – Näringslivsutvecklare Region Skåne

    Linnea Bramsvik Hejdedal – Employer Branding, Axis Communications

    Ulrika Forsgren Högman – Malmö Stad Omvärld och Näringsliv

    PANEL: Best Practises from Inclusion Experts

    What can we learn from each other in the pursuit of an inclusive and gender equal tech industry? In this conversation, we bring together peer organizations to share their experiences. By learning from each other’s successes and setbacks, we explore what best practices can guide the next steps in our work.

    Hanna Pettersson - Co-Founder and CEO, Technigo/Tjejer Kodar

    Marielle Sterner - Ung DataTjej 

    Elin Arvidsson
    - GEM/Game Habitat (The Game Empowerment Movement)

    Andrea Arvidsson
    - Managing Director Pink Programming


    TALK: Ten Years of Pink Programming: Looking Back, Moving Forward

    What impact can a dedicated community have on an entire industry? In this session, we’ll explore the milestones we’ve reached and the opportunities that lie before us, as Pink Programming’s board reflects on ten years of challenging norms and opening doors in tech – and shares our vision for the decade ahead.

    With the Pink Programming Board


    VISION WORKSHOP: Tech & Inclusion in 2035?

    Let’s explore our vision for the future of technology and create visual representations of our hopes, dreams, and ideas. What could the next ten years hold for inclusion, innovation, and belonging in tech? How can our diverse perspectives shape the way we work, create, and imagine technology in 2035? Once finished, we’ll hang our pieces on our Vision Tree in the main hall and watch our collective future grow throughout the festival.

    Moderators:

    Frida Stjernholm – Chair of the Pink Programming Board

    Jasmin Jahja – Community and Communications Manager at Pink Programming



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