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View ArticleFembot Unconference: Multiplying Standpoints and Participatory Feminism
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View ArticleThe Royal Society Women in Science Edit-a-thon
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View ArticleCFParticipation: Critical Code Studies Working Group 2014 (2/12, 2/23-3/23/14)
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View ArticleAlterConf Boston - on diversity in tech and gaming culture
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View ArticleVolunteer for the Feminist Scholars Digital Workshop!
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