Increasing diversity and inclusivity in WordPress and beyond

Hi, I'm your host and we're here with another edition of the podcast, WordPress Way, where we dive into the heart and soul of WordPress, exploring the cutting edge trends and current state with the incredible people shaping its future. And I'm excited to introduce you to Shanta R. Nathwani, a cross-functional professional whose journey through the fields of technology and martial arts, martial arts. Pardon the tautology, it's not brief, but it is inspiring. Shanta is currently a Project Manager at Codeable, and her career in technology is backed by strong foundations in IT management, and she is not new to the WordPress community. Shanta has enlightened many with her role as a WordPress instructor at Sheridan College and has shared her extensive knowledge at over 40 WordCamps. In addition to her professional life, Shanta is a dynamic individual with a third dan in karate and Tai Chi.

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Her passion for education, technology and martial arts is complemented by hobbies that include photography and karaoke. Today, Shanta joins us to share her views on diversity, equality, inclusion, belonging in the WordPress community and discuss her unique approach to both technology and living. Shanta, it's a pleasure to welcome you. Would you like to introduce yourself to our listeners?

Thank you very much. The latest thing I'm proud of is that I'm now a big aunt...

I was interested in computers since I was young, and then I stepped away from it for a while. When I returned to middle school, I started to get into it again by hanging out with the guys in the computer lab. I was different from everyone else; I was probably a bit of a tomboy back then.