History | Gender | Computing 5/30
30 May 2008
Charles Babbage Institute
Andersen Library, University of Minnesota
Computing persists as one of the most gender-segregated domains of modern life. How and when did a male-coded world of computing emerge? How and why has it has continued?
The Charles Babbage Institute at the University of Minnesota presents a day-long public conference devoted to a much-needed examination of these questions. This international conference, with participants from six countries, examines gender and the diverse uses of computing in offices, libraries, schools, mass media, and the computing profession.
For further information and registration visit the conference webpage.