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To Save Tech, #ListentoBlackWomen

August 5, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

To Save Tech, #ListentoBlackWomenPlease vote for our SXSW panel!

Filed Under: Social Computing, Software

Torn Apart / Separados: immigrant detention after “zero tolerance”

July 8, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

A map of the US with orange circles overlaidPlease consider getting involved.

Filed Under: Social Computing, Software

Algorithmic Glass Ceilings and Gendered Echo Chambers: “Bias Amplification” in Social Networks

June 25, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

A network, illustrated by dots in multiple colors with linkes connecting them and some circlesToday's social networks magnify societal biases.

Filed Under: Diversity, Social Computing Tagged With: research, social networks, sof

Sex, pleasure, and diversity-friendly software: the article the ACM wouldn’t publish

April 25, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

Diversity-friendly softwareOh well, maybe next time.

Filed Under: Diversity, Software Tagged With: ACM, diversity, diversity-friendly software, research

Listen to Black Women!

April 23, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

Sign saying "Listen to Black Women!"It's really not that hard.

Filed Under: Culture, Diversity, Software Tagged With: activism, diversity, inclusion, listen to black women, politics

Happy New Year!

January 1, 2018 by jon Leave a Comment

Pictures of lights in the atrium2017 was a challenging year - although some good things did happen. Here's to a more positive 2018!

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  • To Save Tech, #ListentoBlackWomen
  • Torn Apart / Separados: immigrant detention after “zero tolerance”
  • Algorithmic Glass Ceilings and Gendered Echo Chambers: “Bias Amplification” in Social Networks
  • Sex, pleasure, and diversity-friendly software: the article the ACM wouldn’t publish
  • Listen to Black Women!

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