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How did Amazon celebrate Black History Month this October?
With the support of Amazon’s Black Employee Network, Amazon has been celebrating Black History Month in style. -
Meet the African historical figures inspiring us this Black History Month
Members of Amazon’s Black Employee Network are celebrating Black History Month with the help of artist and illustrator Onyinye Iwu. -
Amazon recognised by engineering students as Most Attractive Employer in e-commerce 2019
Latest global awards from Universum reveals Amazon as Most Attractive Employer in e-commerce, as voted for by hundreds of thousands of engineering and IT students. -
5 female tech superstars working at Amazon
After Women in Tech announced Amazon as winner of this year’s Female Tech Employer of the Year Award in July, we caught up with some of our female tech employees who are leading the way in their fields. -
Chart Your Path: how to own your career at Amazon
Amazon executives, Fiona McDonnell and Lauretta Desmedt Rudman, share their insights on the importance of forging your own career path. -
How did Amazon celebrate Pride Month 2019?
Pride Month is always an exciting time at Amazon – and this year we had plenty on offer for LGBT+ employees and allies. -
Amazon recognised as Female Tech Employer of the Year 2019
The award by Women in Tech, a leading careers and advice outlet, is in recognition of Amazon’s dedication to helping women succeed in the technology sector. -
Be inspired by the Amazon LGBT+ Reading Roadshow
This week Amazon kicked off the LGBT+ Reading Roadshow, a new initiative that brings literacy, diversity and inclusion together -
Amazon LGBT+ Reading Roadshow shines light on diversity and inclusion in schools
New initiative follows YouGov survey revealing the extent of LGBT+ bullying in schools and desire among teachers for more support from business leaders. -
Greater numeracy adds up to real change in the digital age
National Numeracy Day shines a spotlight on the important role numeracy plays in boosting opportunities for people of all backgrounds. -
Amazon Early Insights, 11-13th June, London
Amazon Early Insights is a three-day program that provides women in their early years of undergraduate study with the opportunity to attend talks and workshops delivered by Amazon Software Engineers. -
Leaders are not always the ones who shout the loudest
Ramat Tejani grew up in East London, not far from the office where she now works. Brought up to believe passionately in the power of education, she’s one of a team of female ambassadors bringing their desire to “help people be the best version of themselves” to an ambitious new initiative designed to encourage a wider range of voices in tech.
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