Voice is becoming ubiquitous. But the way voice has scaled means that our choice in voice technologies is constrained. Let's create voice for everyone, everywhere, in every language.

Does your voice assistant support multiple languages? At PyConAU 2020, Kathy Reid explores why not - and how we can fix it.

This talk, accepted into the main track of linux.conf.au 2019 Christchurch, covers challenges at all levels of the open source voice stack.

Co-presentation with City of Greater Geelong Acting Manager of Digital, Information and Technology at City of Greater Geelong, Matthew Szymczak on Geelong's transformation from data hacks to smart cities at #MAVtech18 conference.

This tutorial, from linux.conf.au 2020 at the Gold Coast, provides an introduction to professional layout design with Scribus, an open source desktop publishing tool.

As part of the broader GEEmap project, I presented on the data visualisation techniques used in its production at Joining the Dots: The Art and Science of Data Visualisation at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute.

This talk, from linux.conf.au 2020 at the Gold Coast, documents the development of SenseBreast - an open source sensing mastectomy prosthetic.

Invited by Technology Geelong for their inaugural 'Lean In' event, this presentation provided a jargon-free introduction to the concepts behind both the Internet of Things and Big Data.

Women, science fiction, dystopia and you - as science fiction becomes science fact, dystopia is closer than we think it is. What can we do about it?

This talk was presented to the Girls Leading Advanced Manufacturing end of year event, inspiring women and girls to pursue careers in STEM.