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Month: May 2017

This 82-year-old Japanese woman makes dumplings by day and DJs the red light district by night – Factmag.com

Sumiko Iwamuro is an extraordinary 82-year-old Japanese woman, who started DJing at 70 years old, and combines this passion with … More

DJing, jazz, techno music

Sexism In Jazz: Being Agents Of Change – Huffingtonpost.com

This article discusses the still presence of sexism in jazz, and reflects on how everyone involved in the jazz ecosystem … More

jazz, music industry, sexism

Female Electronica//Indie Rock//Hip Hop #10 Playlist – Mixcloud.com

A playlist of female musicians and composers of mixed styles ranging from electronica, to indie and psychedelic, to hip hop. … More

electronic music, hip hop, musician, playlists, women composers, women in electronic music

Women of Robotics – Georgia Tech Daily Digest

Ten Georgia Tech women in robotics are highlighted in this article, in a field that is moving slowly towards parity: … More

gender balance, GT campus, robotics, STEM

Reading list: Women Authors on Sound and Music – Women in Sound / Women on Sound

Open reading list that aims at collecting and making visible relevant women in the fields of sound and music led … More

books, women in electronic music, women in sound

European University Cyprus Residency for electronic music artists to spend one month in Nicosia, Cyprus – University Cyprus

Call from the European University Cyprus Residency for 12 residencies for electronic musicians in July of 2017, 2018, and 2019. … More

calls, media art, sound art

Applications Women Shaping Tomorrow: Workshop Series 2017 – FabricLondon.com

In order to increase the number of female headliners in electronic music, Fabric London organizes progress career workshops for DJs … More

music industry, women in electronic music, workshops

Sonic Cyberfeminisms – University of Lincoln

Two days of talks, workshops and performances exploring the connections between gender, sound and technology held at the University of … More

conferences, feminism, sound

Ayah Bdeir Explains Why 8 is a Critical Age for Girls – littleBits

In this video, Ayah Bdeir, founder and CEO of littleBits, explains why girls by the age of 8 lose interest … More

empowerment, gender stereotypes, leadership, STEM, women in STEM

Hidden Histories and Programmed Inequalities: Two Upcoming Lectures – Boolean Libraries

Two forthcoming lectures in Oxford on hidden histories of British women in computing and gender imbalance. Dates: May 15 / … More

celebration of women's achievements, computer science, gender balance, STEM, women in STEM

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