Welcome, Georgia. :-)

Looks interesting. I'll be sure to check it all out.

Sydney

Sydney Poore
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at Cochrane Collaboration


On Thu, Jul 24, 2014 at 12:12 PM, Georgia Guthrie <geor...@thehacktory.org>
wrote:

> Hi there,
> I'm messaging from Philadelphia, where I've been the director of a small
> hackerspace named The Hacktory for a number of years. We've developed a
> devoted if small following that has a good gender balance, and we continue
> to attract people of different genders who value gender equality and
> diversity. I attended Adacamp DC two summers ago and thought it was
> awesome, and I've really enjoyed the posts Sumana Harihareswara on the
> Adacamp list has been sharing about her own reflections on the Gender Gap
> issue.
>
> At The Hacktory we also developed a workshop we call "Hacking the Gender
> Gap" to help people talk and understand the Gender Gap, which is been well
> received in  a number of
> technical and community groups. This also lead to me being invited to
> write about the topic for Make:Zine (Make Magazine's online blog) and r
> recently in their print magazine:
> http://makezine.com/magazine/make-40/where-are-the-women/
>
> I've found an overwhelming interest in this topic in our local community
> and visitors to The Hacktory, and I try to point them towards other
> resources
> and sources as much as possible. I'm very interested to be part of the
> discussion here for that reason but also to keep tabs on the conversation
> in general.
>
> Look forward to hearing more,
> Best,
> Georgia
>
>
>
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> (215) 650-7295
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