Feminist Computer Science Education

I've written before about the historical factors that have led to the decline in the percentage of women in CS . The two enrolment booms...

Alexis Hancock recently wrote an article on impostor syndrome that has been on my mind ever since, as it adds so nicely to a blog post I wr...

I've long been interested in why, despite so much organized effort, there percentage of women in CS has been so stagnant. One hypothesis...

In my last post , I described how the experiences of women in CS have changed historically. In this post, we saw that the academic side of c...

Female participation in computer science in North America has varied a great deal over time. Women were the original "computers" b...

Why is it that there are more women in biology than there are in computer science in North America? Women in the biomedical fields are now e...

The rates of female participation in CS -- and STEM in general -- vary wildly from culture to culture. In the US, women currently make up ab...

Imagine your CS department is a lake. The fauna of your lake are primarily fish and frogs. Normal lakes in your biome tend to have a...