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New Technology in the Arab Spring
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By Natalie Pennington on Jan 28th, 2012
  1. HASTAC Scholars
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  3. Youth
  4. Technology
  1. Arab Spring
  2. Facebook
  3. gender
  4. middle east
  5. technology
  6. women

     For the past few weeks I've had the pleasure of getting to speak with a group of amazing young women from Bahrain, Egypt, and...
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CFP: Feminist Media Studies - Women and Media in the Middle East
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By Fiona Barnett on Jan 23rd, 2012
  1. Academia
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Geography & Location
  4. Internet & Web 2.0
  5. Digital Humanities
  6. International & Global
  7. Journalism & Media
  8. Culture
  1. Arab Spring
  2. blogging
  3. cfp
  4. feminism
  5. feminist
  6. media studies
  7. middle east
  8. women

 
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NEH Summer Seminar for College and University Teachers: "Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries"
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By Devoney Looser on Jan 22nd, 2012
  1. 21st Century Literacies
  2. Academia
  3. Arts & Humanities
  4. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  5. Digital Humanities
  6. Higher Education
  1. academic research
  2. archive
  3. archives
  4. Art and Humanities
  5. Arts & Humanities
  6. austen
  7. British history
  8. British literature
  9. digital archives
  10. dissertation fellowship
  11. faculty fellowships
  12. fellowship
  13. fellowships
  14. history
  15. NEH
  16. NEH grants
  17. teaching
  18. women

Dear Colleagues:  

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Heroines
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By Paz Tornero on Mar 5th, 2011
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  2. Digital Humanities
  1. digital humanities
  2. new media artists
  3. science and art
  4. women

Dear community:

Thyssen Museum in Spain is preparing a great exhibition about Women's History as Heroines:
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from reading comprehension to nuclear engineering: Ph.D.s awarded to women by discipline
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By Fiona Barnett on Feb 18th, 2011
  1. Academia
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Higher Education
  1. discipline
  2. doctoral work
  3. feminism
  4. gender
  5. glass ceiling
  6. men
  7. PhD
  8. women

The breakdown by gender for Ph.Ds awarded in the United States in 2009, by (selected) disciplines.  Note Engineering, Computer Science,...
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CFP: women's cultural experiences in second life
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By Fiona Barnett on Oct 20th, 2010
  1. Games & Gaming
  2. Gender & Sexuality
  3. Virtual Worlds
  4. Culture
  1. culture
  2. game
  3. second life
  4. virtual reality
  5. women

For more info, contact editors Zoe McMillan (zoe@msu.edu) or Steorling Heron (steorling@sbcglobal.net)

CHALLENGING THE VIRTUAL: WOMEN'...
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Project Manager, Planning Grant, Drexel University
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By amandafrench on Jul 28th, 2010
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  2. Information Science & Archiving
  3. Careers, Publishing & Tenure
  4. History
  5. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. archives
  2. digital history
  3. history
  4. job
  5. medicine
  6. outreach
  7. project manager
  8. women

More information about this position and project are available at http://archives.drexelmed.edu/ip_home.php 
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British Women Writers Conference, 2010: "Teaching and Researching British Women Writers in the Digital Age"
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By Bridget Draxler on Apr 17th, 2010
  1. Gender & Sexuality
  2. HASTAC Scholars
  3. Digital Humanities
  4. Pedagogy & Teaching
  5. HASTAC
  1. 2010
  2. conference
  3. digital humanities
  4. HASTAC Scholars
  5. HASTAC@
  6. HASTAC@ British Women Writers Conference
  7. pedagogy
  8. victorian
  9. women
  10. writers
  11. writing

I recently attended the 2010 Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers Conference, an annual conference hosted by the British Women...
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Wikipedia and Women
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By Cathy Davidson on Sep 2nd, 2009
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Gender & Sexuality
  4. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. archaeology
  2. architecture
  3. contributions
  4. gender
  5. knowledge
  6. wikipedia
  7. women

A new study conducted by Wikimedia Foundation suggests that only 13% of Wikipedia contributors are women.  It is based on a survey.  ...
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