This post was originally published on in(parent)thesis June 16, 2015 by linabranter I attended a symposium about a month ago for stakeholders of a Status of Women grant to brainstorm strategies with which to “eliminate and prevent cyberviolence”. I know. Kind of a herculean task, don’t you think? Might as well ask, how do I
Who knew? I came across this article today entitled, “FemHack- Feminism and Hacking Converge in a Montreal Tech Collective” by Christina Haralanova and Sophie Toupin while doing a bit of research on feminist design hacks for cyberviolence. I was pleasantly surprised to see this happening in Montreal and am very interested to see where it
As I write this, I am listening to the CBC Radio Noon call-in show on the subject of City News reporter Shauna Hunt calling out some sports fans for planning to videobomb (is that even a word?) her live shoot by grabbing the mic and yelling the highly offensive (not to mention highly stupid) FHRITP
I happen to be the librarian in an awesome, small, private, all girl’s high school (in Quebec this means grade 7 to 11). During the first year at my job, I met a parent who happened to be a sociologist specializing in youth and technology. Although her thesis was almost done, she was happy to
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THIS INVITATION-ONLY EVENT Please register ASAP to keep your free spot Email Eric Craven at dlp@atwaterlibrary.ca Minding the Gaps: Identifying strategies to address gender-based (cyber)violence An Invitational Symposium—Saturday, May 2, 2015, 9:30am – 4:00pm organized by the Atwater Library and Computer Center co-hosted by the Participatory Cultures Lab, McGill
Mark the date! Tuesday, Oct. 28th 2014 7pm-9pm Atwater Library and Computer Centre – Auditorium
