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Posts tagged ‘mentoring’

2010.09.21   The spammers, united, will never be defeated   (3)

The Haecksen women’s miniconference at linux.conf.au (Brisbane, January 2011) is calling for submissions, closing very shortly on September 24. Abbie Heppe gave a critical review of Metroid: Other M, and the backlash was immense and ...

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2010.05.02   Good girls don’t linkspam (3rd May, 2010)   (5)

Her Universe will be offering licensed Star Wars gear specifically for female fans, who thus far have been a tad under-served as a market. See the announcement. Biella Coleman comments on Clay Shirky and WYNC ...

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2010.03.30   Ladies celebratin’ ladies   (2)

Like a lot of people, I think, I became an instant convert to the cult of Sady when I read her 13 Ways of Looking at Liz Lemon last week. I’m a big 30 Rock ...

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2010.03.27   Mentoring a geeky teen   (10)

This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question for our commenters. In my day job, I’m the teacher librarian at an independent (private) high school in the Midwest. I’m a geek myself, but more along ...

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2010.03.25   Showing your awesomeness for Google Summer of Code   (3)

Some of you may have heard the story: When the GNOME folk looked through their summer of code applicants back in 2006, they had 181 applicants… and not a single woman. They decided to do ...

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2010.03.23   GF classifieds: Google Summer of Code edition   (15)

Student applications for Google Summer of Code are opening March 29. Google Summer of Code — yes, bad name for anyone in the southern hemisphere, but you are allowed to apply! — is a project sponsoring Open Source development ...

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2010.03.22   How Very Unlike the Linkspam of Our Own Dear Queen (23rd March, 2010)   (0)

Sexism at Work: Young Women, NEWSWEEK and Gender: NEWSWEEK was the subject of a gender-discrimination case in 1970. Young women currently working at NEWSWEEK reflect on the case and the current state of the battle. ...

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