IVYPAC: (In)visibility on social media in the 2020 election, part 3
Hey wait a second, I'm noticing a pattern here!
A Change Is Coming
Software, culture, social computing, diversity, and more
(In)visibility on social media in the 2020 election, part 1: Kamala Harris and Higher Heights
Why are Google News and reddit showing me stories about Tom Steyer????
Black Womxn For / #BWFWarren — part 2 of (In)visibility on social media in the 2020 election
It's a big deal. But you won't find it on Google News or r/politics.
Indie.vc’s v3: Did someone mention diversity?
It doesn't get any easier if you wait.
7 Organizations to Support on #GivingTuesday
Center for Media Justice, Gender Justice League, Black Mamas Matter Alliance, and more
Mobilizing to help fight voter suppression
Here's how you can help
To Save Tech, #ListentoBlackWomen
Please vote for our SXSW panel!
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
There's a lot to learn here.
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.