Right now the Science Online conference is taking place (#scio2012 if
you're a Twitter person!), and this was shared with me:
http://lockerz.com/s/176163501
It's a BINGO card that was passed out during a session on science
blogging while female.
I do love "A bingo card is not an argument" and "Demand for citations to
back up blogger's account of her own experience."
A recently discussion that took place on another mailing list I'm on was
about how to bring humor into situations where discussing sexism (i.e.
opening up a panel discussion or a workshop about the not so pleasant
subject, as smart humor can help shake the tension in the room and make
people more comfortable). I do have to say - this BINGO card is one
clever way to do that.
-Sarah
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