[Ict4women] 5th European Gender and ICT - Early Bird Registration extended
Sophia Huyer
shuyer at wigsat.org
Thu Dec 18 08:47:18 EST 2008
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*Early Bird Registration Extended*
5th European Symposium on Gender & ICT, March 5 - 7 2009, University
of Bremen, Germany
"Digital Cultures: Participation -- Empowerment -- Diversity"
The early bird registration for the Symposium on Gender & ICT has been
extended by one week, now ending January 12, 2009. The early bird
registration offers participants the opportunity to purchase their
tickets for a reduced fare price. Prices vary from 50€ (students) to
120€ (regular).To register for the conference please consult: http://www.conftool.com/gict2009
Preliminary program
The conference includes 13 paper sessions in 3 parallel streams, a
poster session, a research exhibit, and a pre-conference workshop. For
more information please consult: http://gict2009.de
Keynote speakers
Tanja Paulitz: University of Graz, Austria
Lucy Suchman: Lancaster University, UK, and MIT, Boston, US
Chat Garcia Ramilo: APC, Manila, Philippines
Pre-conference workshop
IT Expertise in Industry - Building a Better Model Integrating Women's
Potentials
Claudia Morrell: Founding chair of the International Taskforce for
Women and ICTs, US
About the European Symposium on Gender & ICT
Information Society with its variety of new information and
communication media offers many new options to participate in today's
social, cultural, political and economic activities. However, chances
are still distributed unequally, e.g. by class, ethnicity, age -- and
by gender. Access to and the ability to use information and
communication technology (ICT) are necessary prerequisites for
participation. On top of this, involvement in ICT design is a highly
prestigious activity.
On the 5th European Gender and ICT Symposium we will take a closer
look at the complex interdependence between gender and ICT. We will
explore ways to increase appreciation of diversity in design and use
and to strengthen empowerment and participation by means of ICT. This
Conference, the fifth in a row of symposia held in Europe since 2003,
traditionally provides a meeting point for researchers from various
disciplines and research schools dealing with gender and ICT.
Contact
gict at informatik.uni-bremen.de - http://gict2009.de
Program chairs
Prof. Dr. Susanne Maass, Prof. Dr. Heidi Schelhowe
Conference organisation
Maike Hecht, Carola Schirmer, Bettina Rabe, Marlott Hederich, Susanne
Maass, Heidi Schelhowe
University of Bremen
Department of Computer Science
Postbox 330 440
28334 Bremen, Germany
Phone (49) 421 -- 218 64390
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