Posts tagged ‘diversity’
2012.05.21 How I Got 50% Women Speakers at My Tech Conference (8)
Guest blogger Courtney Stanton explains how she organized a game developer conference with 50% women speakers. Stanton is a project manager for a video game company in Boston, and long-time feminist scourge of the computer ...
Full Story »2012.04.04 When does diverse hiring become tokenism? (10)
Ask a Geek Feminist: Do gender-diverse teams tend to create better/more unique/more inclusive games? How high is the danger of tokenism and/or essentialism here?
Full Story »2011.12.17 Re-post: Impostor syndrome and hiring power (6)
What are some ways in which I can avoid rejecting people who suffer from impostor syndrome when they apply for a job?… I don’t want to lose out on quality applicants as they are modest about their achievements and abilities, due to impostor syndrome or otherwise.
2011.07.15 Diversity: uses thereof (53)
This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question for our readers: Outside of being a measurement for the presence of oppression, why is diversity a good thing? In a post several weeks ago a geek ...
Full Story »2011.06.03 Playing the linkspam card (4th June, 2011) (2)
Why White Men Should Refuse to Be on Panels of All White Men: If white, male elites started saying, I will not participate in your panel, event, or article if it is all about white ...
Full Story »2011.05.13 When your advertising is more diverse than you are (13)
This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question: When choosing pictures for a conference website from the event held the previous year we have specifically looked for photos that happen to include women, to the ...
Full Story »2011.04.02 Death before linkspam (3rd April, 2011) (7)
Google Summer of Code applications are open, closing this week (Friday April 8). Check our project advertisements and application tips. Google Announces HITB2011AMS Conference Grant for Women Hackers: This grant is set up to enable ...
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