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A Change Is Coming
Software, culture, social computing, diversity, and more
Torn Apart / Separados: immigrant detention after “zero tolerance”
Please consider getting involved.
Algorithmic Glass Ceilings and Gendered Echo Chambers: “Bias Amplification” in Social Networks
Today's social networks magnify societal biases.
Sex, pleasure, and diversity-friendly software: the article the ACM wouldn’t publish
Oh well, maybe next time.
Listen to Black Women!
It's really not that hard.
Happy New Year!
2017 was a challenging year - although some good things did happen. Here's to a more positive 2018!
Intersectionality: definitions, videos, and links
From Kimberlé Crenshaw, Patricia Hill Collins, bell hooks, and more
Intersectional Inclusion: Perspectives from the Resistance Manual
Principles embedded in structure and processes
TechInclusion Seattle and Open Source Bridge: a diversity-in-tech twofer!
Two of my favorite conferences, in back-to-back weeks!
Lessons (so far) from Mastodon for independent social networks
Update, August 2018: This post was originally written in May 2017, and has only minor updates (fixing typos, adding a couple of additional links). Mastodon has continued to make progress, and I’m sure there are some new lessons to learn; so I added “(so far)” to the title. April was an exciting month for Mastodon.…
Mastodon: 14 perspectives on a breakthrough month
A big month for the decentralized open source social network!
Grassroots activism and open source – coming soon, at Open Source Bridge!
Tentatively scheduled for June 22.
Transforming Tech with Diversity-Friendly Software
Slides and notes from my presentation at TRANSform Tech
That’s not the headline I would have chosen …
Sometimes all you can say is WTF.
Diversity-friendly software at SXSW 2017
Video, slides, and references from the talk Shireen Mitchell and I did at SXSW 2017.
Five software projects worth supporting
Dreamwidth, Trans*H4CK, Hollaback, Thurst, and Tor
Learning from Hacker News’ “Detox” Experiment
What could possibly go wrong?
Gender HCI, Feminist HCI, and Post-Colonial Computing
Research everybody should know about.
It’s time to double down on diversity and inclusion
What kind of a future do we want to create?
Observations from TechInclusion 16
A few themes that struck me as particularly important.
How does it look through their eyes?
Women in tech on Peter Thiel, YCombinator, and Facebook
If you enjoyed Tech Inclusion, you might also like …
A short list of other conferences
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