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We are a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing participation of women in open technology and culture.
By now, most people in open technology and culture have noticed the scarcity of women in their communities, and want to change that. They just don’t know how. That’s where we come in. Our strategy for change is simple: Give concrete, straight-forward advice to willing and eager audiences.
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Ada Initiative co-founder awarded “Rusty Wrench” award for services to the Australian free software community
During the linux.conf.au dinner on Thursday January 19, I found out that I was being awarded the “Rusty Wrench” award, for services to the free software and open source communities in Australia, New Zealand and Oceania at linux.conf.au 2012. I am its fourth recipient, following in the illustrious company of Rusty Russell, Pia Waugh and Kimberlee Weatherall. To quote from one of the nominations:
Thank you to those who anonymously nominated me, and to Rusty, Pia and Kimberlee for their decision to award it to me in 2012.