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Tag Archives: women
Why I Don’t Talk Much about Gender or Race & Why I Support the Ada Initiative
I rarely talk about gender or race issues. Not because I am not interested but because I am afraid that I may say things that are viewed negatively by a socially acceptable norm. As a person who grew up in … Continue reading
Posted in Library, Technology
Tagged #libs4ada, Ada initiative, ethnicity, gender, minorities, race, social justice, women
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Suzanne Briet’s Document Antelop in Celebration of Ada Lovelace Day
**This is part of the blog bomb that all the librarians at LibTechWomen planned and I am excited to participate. : )Â Find more posts celebrating Briet today in Twitter with #briet** In celebration of Ada Lovelace Day, I … Continue reading
Posted in Librarianship, LIS, Technology
Tagged #briet, Ada Lovelace, Antelope, Documentation, libtechwomen, Suzanne Briet, women
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