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Fellowship award for emerging digital arts writer for the art foundation. Resident in the Nonfiction Program fellow. Additionally her essays and reviews have appeared in publications the New York Times wired and many others. She will be joined in conversation this evening by the clinical instructor at from Harvard Law School where they teach students how to Work Technology and then those critiques covering topics such as facial recognition Computer Security and tonight we will discuss her new book calling it a poetic and empathetic history of the internet that will resonate deeply with anyone. To listen and learn not shout and grandstand. Tracing the commercialization of the Digital World in incite full ways for what has been stolen will be recovered we are pleased to host this book event here welcome to joann. [applause] to start i will stand up. It is a short passage but maybe it will make you smile a little bit this is a chapter called sharing. Around the time from the launch in 200
That the women dont need fixing we are not broken and the workplaces are designed by men for when when women try to act like minute doesnt work out very well for us. That we need to call a timeout on how women on the fixate epidemic. Gender equality is not just about women it is about for all of us said making the workplace work better for everyone. So welcome and your book provides a guide so im very interested if you can share with us your own background that brought you to this place . I have been researching for many years looking at why women are not advancing so the lead in book by Cheryl Sanders was very popular and that was the fix the women solution and for them to be more to establish that quite frankly did not value them. So when i was researching it i was looking at what we needed to do differently. And very quickly with all the literature we found that women are exceptional in term of networking capabilities and problem solving. A lot of that was new to me. To take network
Time, dissents, wired, the globe, and many others. Shell be joined in conversation this evening with kendra alberta clinical instructor at Harvard Law School where they keep school at a Practice Technology law by working with pro bono clients. Covering topics such as facial recognition, on Online Harassment and freedom of expression tonight theyre going to discuss joanne lurking. Old resonate deeply with anyone who goes online and learned not shouting grandstand. Never cynical Joanne Mcneil trayce insightful ways. For what has been and what has been stolen and what utopian possibilities might still be discovered. We are so pleased to host this event here at Harvard Bookstore tonight, please welcome me joining Joanne Mcneil and kendra alberts. [applause] i thought to start i have a really brief reading id like to do . Should i read there . Or here . Or see that its up to you. Smack i will stand up its just a short passage but it will give you a sense of the style of the book. This is in