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Welcome to fempower.tech,we are a group of intersectional feminists who aim to raise awareness of feminist issues in HCI by being overtly critical and political of the field, raising voices of underrepresented groups and topics, presenting tangible outcomes, and taking on an activist role for this. We create a supportive and collaborative environment within Open Lab, academia, industry, and beyond. We are fempower.tech

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Month: November 2016

Reflections on ‘Women, Activism and Reform’ Workshop

Reflections on ‘Women, Activism and Reform’ Workshop

  On Saturday the 19th of November, Janis and

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Reflections on Thinking Digital Women

Reflections on Thinking Digital Women

On November 1st, Newcastle University’s School of Computing Science

3 Nov - by Angelika - 0 - In conferences