[rohrpost] Female Hackers gesucht

Laura Mello lauramello at gmx.net
Don Apr 14 19:50:27 CEST 2011


>Betreff: 	[reflect-info] Looking for interview partners: 
hacktivists/coders
 > Datum: 	Tue, 12 Apr 2011 23:03:55 +0200
 > Von: 	anna boecker <annaboecker at googlemail.com> 
<mailto:annaboecker at googlemail.com>
 > An: 	reflect-info at listi.jpberlin.de 
<mailto:reflect-info at listi.jpberlin.de>
 > CC: 	Braybrooke.k at gmail.com <mailto:Braybrooke.k at gmail.com>
 > 
 > 
 > 
 > Hallo,
 > 
 > eine Bekannte sucht kurzfristig Interviewpartner_innen: Hackers/Coders.
 > Bitte meldet euch direkt bei ihr:Braybrooke.k at gmail.com  
<mailto:Braybrooke.k at gmail.com>
 > Gerne weiterleiten!
 > 
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 > I am researching a new generation of women between the ages of about 20
 > and 32, often dubbed 'hacktivists' or 'culturejammers', that are part of
 > hacking and open source communities. In addition to championing typical
 > technical coder knowledge, they are also known to work as
 > anti-capitalist artists, community builders and Creative Commons
 > evangelists. They represent an emerging movement which has been
 > formative in the organization of hackathons and tech salons that mix
 > traditionally subversive hacktivism with open source programming,
 > thereby changing the meaning of politicized terms like 'hacker' and 
'coder'.
 > 
 >> From April to August 2011, as part of my MSc thesis in Digital
 > Anthropology / Internet Theory from University College London (UCL), I
 > am looking for female representatives from London and Berlin to help me
 > undertake an immersive ethnography into these new hacker subcultures. I
 > am particularly interested in whether they feel they have affected -- or
 > have been affected by -- these environments, in comparison to an
 > infamous 2006 study by Bernhard Krieger and James Leach, which found
 > that only 1.5% of F/LOSS ("free/libre/open source") community members
 > were female.
 > 
 > I will be visiting Berlin from the 14th to the 24th of April and would
 > love to talk with any female coders / hackers in the area. If interested
 > please contact Kat Braybrooke<mailto:Braybrooke.k at gmail.com>  and feel
 > free to forward to others.
 > 
 > http://shehackers.tumblr.com/
 > 
 
 
    
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