We've started this deck of playing cards reflecting women's contributions to information and communication technologies (ICT), but we need you to stack the deck. Create a card in honour of a pioneering woman from your part of the world. We want women who led the way in ICT development, equal access, internet governance, STEM education, digital content creation, women's rights around technology, freedom of expression, violence prevention and more.
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Conocimiento libre
Halimah Badioze ZamanAward-winning professor in multimedia technology
Dorcas MuthoniFounder of Open World and AfChix
Chieko Asakawa
Joanna RutkowskaResearcher on computer system securityand creator of Blue Pill
Somos la resistencia
Amila AkagicFounder of Linux UserBosnia Herzegovina
Loreto BravoRadialista experta en ciberseguridad feministaImpulsa uso de TIC en comunidades indígenas
N. Katherine HaylesAuthor, "How We Became Posthuman"Writer on cybernetics and embodied virtuality
¡Dominemos la tecnología! apasionadas del software libre
Mehvish
SpideralexTech sovereignty + free social networks + genderWorking for womyn to join Free Software
Rose Dieng-Kuntz Playing card
Hedme Sierra CastroEspecialista en ciberseguridad en MesoaméricaCiberseguridad feminista
LYNN MARGULISMargulis es autora de la teoría de la simbiogenésisPropuso clasificac de los seres Vivos en 5 Reinos
Eliza NoordinDeveloper and co-founder of Nashata.com
Florencia Flores IborraRadio producerPodcaster
Fernanda ViégasMakes visualisation technology accessible
Toni KassimFierce feminist activist, leader in collective organisingPassed away in 2008, but work carries on strong
Nuraizah Shamsul BaharinNEF-Awani ICT Best Woman Technopreneur
Magaly PinedaLíder feminista en tecnologíasciberfeminista dominicana
ISA1TECNOEnginyera i professoraInnovació i creació d'artefactes tecnologics a mà
Donna HarawayDeveloped cyborg theory,fusing animal and machine
Goh Ai ChingCEO at Piktochart and member of Forbes Technology Council
Más feministas ocupando comunidades de software libre
Mahsa Shekarloo
Gema ManzanaresComunicadoraCiberfeminista nicaragüense
Joann SoonDeveloper, tech writer, co-founder of Owe$ome
Jac SM KeeTake Back the Tech! founder
Fracturar el capitalismo y crear futuros más afectivos
Ada Lovelace
Czarina SalomaNamed "Outstanding Young Scientist"in the field of Sociology
Maragarita SalasNumerosas aportaciones en la replicación del ADN(direccionalidad, ADN polimerasa, represión, etc)
Margaret HamiltonWrote the code to go to the moon.
Sue Black
Haskciberfeministaespecialista en seguridad digital nicaragüense
Florencia Goldsmanfeminista, reportera viajeraactivista, ciberconspiradora
Geisa SantosActivista pyladiesImpulsa a programadoras de periferias
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