News Archives - Deadly Coders

Celebrating Deadly Coders’ Success at the TechDiversity Awards

At Deadly Coders, we believe in the transformative power of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE+I). This belief was recently recognized at the prestigious TechDiversity Awards, a platform dedicated to magnifying the extraordinary impact of DE+I initiatives within technology workforces across various industries. Under the compelling theme “DE+I Powerhouse, Unleashing Impact,” the awards celebrate the resounding… Continue reading Celebrating Deadly Coders’ Success at the TechDiversity Awards

Shell Energy’s support of Deadly Coders reaches one year milestone

Shell Shell Energy’s support of Deadly Coders reaches one year milestone Deadly Coders’ innovative three year partnership with is providing hands-on digital technologies education to 300 Indigenous students along with funding support for the development of a tailored online learning portal, Deadly Coders Online. Through Deadly Coders’ culturally appropriate pedagogy, we’re not just teaching one-off… Continue reading Shell Energy’s support of Deadly Coders reaches one year milestone

A breakthrough year with remarkable impact

Deadly Coders 2023 Impact 2023 has been a breakthrough year for Deadly Coders: we substantially expanded our program delivery, established our charitable status, formalised governance and reporting structures, and proudly welcomed many new corporate and government program sponsors. We’re honoured to have delivered programs to more than 1250 Indigenous students across the country, with… Continue reading A breakthrough year with remarkable impact

Marsh & Deadly Coders: An Exemplary Partnership for Indigenous STEM Education

In the past year, the collaboration between Deadly Coders and Marsh has borne remarkable fruit, serving as an exemplar of effective partnership in the realm of STEM education. In particular, a ‘pilot’ program was undertaken in Marsh’s Brisbane office, where students from The Murri School engaged in a three-day App Prototyping initiative, utilising a structured… Continue reading Marsh & Deadly Coders: An Exemplary Partnership for Indigenous STEM Education

Deadly Coders have achieved DGR status

In a significant stride towards its mission of driving positive change through technology and education, Deadly Coders is now registered as a Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) with Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). This accomplishment marks a pivotal moment for the organisation and the communities it serves, opening up a… Continue reading Deadly Coders have achieved DGR status

Deadly Coders is an ORIC and ACNC registered charity.

Deadly Coders is ATO approved to receive Tax Deductible Gifts.

Deadly Coders acknowledges and pays respect to Australia’s first innovators and engineers, whose innovation, adaptability and ingenuity enabled our culture to thrive through millennia. We pay respect to the past, present and future Elders of our nation, and commit to the continuation evolution of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.