Women in Technology

An O’Reilly series of articles on women in Tech, written by women, during the month of September. Looking forward to reading them. I’ll link them here as they come.

Thanks Liz for sharing this on a LinuxChix mailing list :)

• Social Engineering by Leslie Hawthorne
• A Fifty Year Wave of Change by Maria Klawe
• Be a Part of Influencing the Future by Nelly Yusupova
• So What? by Shelley Powers
• Working for Standards by Lauren Wood
• Tatiana Apandi Interviews Dru Lavigne
• Tagged by Erica Rios
• Charming Pythonistas by Anna Martelli Ravenscroft
• Bringing Up Girl Geeks by Jeni Tennison
• I Don’t Like Articles about Women in Technology by Amy Hoy
• Advice on Careers in Technology for Geeky (and not so Geeky) Women by Dawn Foster
• Proud to be a “Geekette” by Julie Lerman
• Inspiration: Pass It On by Gabrielle Roth
• Interview with CJ Rayhill by CJ Rayhill
• Women Who Risk: Making Women in Technology Visible by Tara Hunt
• Stretching Yourself by Juliet Kemp
• From Princess to Goddess: Female Success in IT by Molly Holzschlag
• Living with Technology by Mitchell Baker
• Process Geekiness: The Role of Face-to-Face Collaboration in Thriving Tech Communities by Kaliya Hamlin
• Lowering the Veil by Kirsten Jones
• Tech Startups: A Safe Bet by Shaherose Charania and Shivani Sopory
• Slouching Toward Tech by Jill Dyché
• Interview with danah boyd by Danah Boyd and Tatiana Apandi
• My Fabulous Geek Career by Carla Schroder
• Taking the Startup Plunge by Sandy Jen
• A Woman, in Search by Jessie Stricchiola
• The Advantages of Networking Offline by Audrey Eschright
• The Power Users of the Internet: Forging a New Women’s Movement Online by Elisa Camahort, Jory Des Jardins and Lisa Stone
• We Have the Technology to Change by Michelle Levesque
• Then = Now + 1 by Nikki Downes-Martin
• To Sir, with Love: How To Get More Women Involved in Open Source by Selena Deckelmann

References

ubuntuforums thread
Ubuntu-Women mailing list thread