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- access_discuss_fem.article
- "Women's Access to On-Line Discussions About
Feminism," by Ellen Balka, is a paper about the effects of the internet
on feminism. The paper examines how the internet provides access for
women to feminist resources and disucssions.
- bawit.cfp93
- "Gender Issues in Online Communications," by Hoai-An
Truong, of the Bay Area Women in Telecommunications (BAWiT), gives an
overview of issues affecting women in cyberspace and which may affect the
participation of women in public media.
- becoming_comp_sci.article
- Report by the Association for Computing
Machinery on the status of women in computing science. The report
focuses on the low number of women in the field at all levels, and looks
for reasons for this underrepresentation.
- careers_for_women_in_science.article
- Description of a hearing held by
the Subcommittee on Energy of the House Committee on Science, Space, and
Technology in order to recognize the achievements of women in scientific
and technical fields. The description is followed by a witness list.
- cherny_gender_differences.article
- Paper by Lynn Cherny about the
differences in communication between male and female characters in a
text-based virtual reality environment.
- cmc_and_gender.article
- Article by Susan Herring, in which she discusses
the differences in the style and ethics of men and women in posting
messages on the internet.
- cottrell_stranger.article
- Article by Jane Cottrell, entitled "I'm a
Stranger Here Myself: A Consideration of Women in Computing," in which
she discusses possible reasons for the underrepresentation of women in
computer science faculties and why this underrepresentation is cause for
concern.
- cross_gender_communciation.paper
- "Cross-Gender Communication in
Cyberspace" by Gladys We (1993) discusses how women and men communicate
with each other in online social environments including USENET, MUDS, and
mailing lists
- cyberfeminism.article
- Regarding the feminist potential of hypertext
technology.
- empire_strikes_back.html
- Article by Sandy Stone about transsexuals and
the effect of gender change operations on their identities.
- feminism_and_cyberpunk.article
- Brief article defining cyberpunk
feminism as a distinct school of feminist thought.
- feminization_of_cyberspace.paper
- The Femininization of Cyberspace by
Doctress Neutopia "Entering into the Computer Age, we find ourselves in
another social transition. The technological possibilities for
revolutionary change on a world-wide level are now available to us.
That is, if feminist ideology can come to the forefront of the
dialogue. I don't believe I am being an extremist to say
that there is a war against the feminist voice occurring in Cyberspace."
- frenkel_cacm_womcomp.article
- Paper by Karen Frenkel in which she
studies the reasons why women enter the computer industry rather than
earn advanced degrees and enter the ivory tower.
- gender_in_networking.paper
- "Gender Issues in Computer Networking," a
talk given by Leslie Regan Shade. As the title would suggest, this is an
overview of the different gender issues that arise as a result of
networking.
- gender_issues_in_online_comms.paper
- "Gender Issues in Online
Communications," by Hoai-An Truong, of the Bay Area Women in
Telecommunications (BAWiT), gives an overview of issues affecting
women in cyberspace and which may affect the participation of women in
public media. (also known as bawit.cfp93)
- ieee.article
- Article by Dale Strok, which originally appeared in IEEE
Expert, Vol. 7, No. 4, August 1992. The article, "Women in AI,"
discusses the studies of women in computer science, and then looks at AI
to determine if the same problems exist for women in AI as they do in the
rest of computer science.
- images_of_women.sea
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- la_times_roundtable_on_women.article
- The full text of an e-mail
roundtable discussion, sponsored by the LA Times, about women in
computing.
- leslie_regan_shade.article
- "Gender Issues in Computer Networking," a
talk given by Leslie Regan Shade. As the title would suggest, this is an
overview of the different gender issues that arise as a result of
networking. (also known as gender_in_networking.paper)
- mulvaney.article
- Article by Becky Michele Mulvany, entitled "Gender
Differences in Communication: An Intercultural Experience." Mulvaney
argues that gender communication is to be viewed as intercultural
communication.
- net_feminization.paper
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- stone_interview_w_mondo.html
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- violation_and_virtuality.html
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- we_cross_gender.paper
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- what_vampires_know.html
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- why_systers_borg.article
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- women_in_ai.article
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Links to Related Off-Site Resources
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Ellen Spertus' Gender Directory
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IGC's Women's Menu
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Centre for Women's Studies in Education @ OISE
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Grace Hopper Conference/Celebration
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The Ada Project
- a clearinghouse for information and resources
relating to women in computing, located at Yale.
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Women Organizing for Change (WOC)
- Women Leaders Online, the first women's advocacy group on the
Internet, has launched an unprecedented campaign to mobilize
one million women and supportive men for grassroots political
activism in 1996 and beyond. WOC intends to make a major difference
in the 1996 elections, an election in which women's votes are
expected to be decisive. Register online today and you'll also
find a wealthy supply of feminist news and issue alerts, links
to women's resources, a 10-point Women's Contract With America,
and an expose of anti-feminist women.
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Women's Web World: The Feminist Majority Foundation Online
- Empowering, mobilizing, and informing women while also
providing professional, health, legal, career, or counseling
resources and daily feminist news.
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Women's Web Magazine
- A multi-faceted women's publication that's updated monthly and
produced by Evergreen Internet. Focusing on timely topics and events,
Women's Web Magazine is particularly interested in addressing the
concerns of entrepreneurial women.
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