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  • Women on the Web Conference Website - Conference held annualy at Univ. of Huddersfield. Includes course information and an extensive archive of scholarly papers relating to women and technology.

  • Hypatia Institute - A site for gender equity in science.

  • Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering - A wealth of links relating to women and the sciences.

  • Center for Women and Information Technology - Seeks to rectify women's under-representation in IT and to enhance our understanding of the relationship betwen gender and IT.

  • The Virtual Museum of Computing - A directory of computer history, organizations, virtual exhibits and museums, collections and newsgroups.

  • Backyard Project - Addressing the under-representation of women in the computer science field with descriptions of the variety of creative and well-paid work available in the field.

  • WOW'EM - A website devoted to young women with interests in the digital media arts, both music and visual. Links to science museums, media history, art and music schools.

  • Hyperlink to Donna Haraway - Professor and author, she deals explicitly with the theoretics of the cyborg. She has been particularly influential on cyberpunk writers. Lots of links.

  • Women and Computer Science - Lots of material on-line about women and computing.

  • The Ada Project - (TAP) - named in honor of Ada Lovelace - is a clearinghouse for information and resources related to women in computing.

  • Becoming a computer scientist - A report by the ACM (Association Computing Machinery) committee on the status of women in computing science.

  • Y2K for Women - Information for Women on Living Life Simply, Safely and Securely in the Year 2000 and Beyond.

  • Digital Duo - Join Susan Gregory Thomas, a nationally syndicated columnist and Stephen Manes as they review all things digital at this companion site to the PBS show.

  • A solution to the IT skills shortage - Financial Times article by Alison Maitland. More should be done by both government and industry to encourage women to have careers in computing.

  • Alien Junkyard - Here you will find anything Spec3 related, science and technology related, or even just entertainment related. Alien Junkyard is a site aimed at girls by girls.

  • Women in Conservation - National Wildlife Federation's program helps women take a leadership role in the environmental movement through networking and training.

  • Evolutionary Dictionary - Dictionary is a language translation and definition program for PalmOS and WinCE handheld computers.

  • Women and Computer Science - Online magazine about women and computer science. Of special note, the picture from Mike Muuss's collection of historic computer images.

  • Women's Issues and Gender Differences in Science and Engineering - Online Ethics Center's page of studies and reports on education, work, retention and other aspects.

  • Justine Cassell - Justine Cassell is an associate professor at MIT's Media Laboratory. She is co-editor of "From Barbie to Mortal Kombat: Gender and Computer Games".

  • Caltech Women's Center - Founded in 1993 to work for the advancement of women in science and engineering.

  • Computer Security Information - Updated info from the Division of Computer Research and Technology at the National Institutes of Health.

  • SherryArt - Art, Technology and Humor. Sherry Miller's site contains stories by and about women. She is a founder of the Northbay Multimedia Association, WIM and an internet consultant.

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