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Regional Initiative of Women's Groups for Promoting ICT as a Strategic Tool for Social Transformation

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The history of all times, and of today especially, teaches that ... women will be forgotten if they forget to think about themselves.

Louise Otto

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Policies
Efforts of various organizations working on monitoring and changing ICT policies round the world will be presented.

A New Resource: "Femme globale: gender perspectives in the 21st century women contesting the information society: from Beijing to Geneva, Tunis and beyond"
Christina Haralanova \| 18 July 2007

Interview with Patricia Pérez: Science Ignores AIDS in Women
\| 12 July 2007

Global Information Society Watch: First report looks at ICT policy’s impact
\| 17 May 2007

Researches
In this section you can find regional researches concerning women and ICT as well as texts that have analytical approach towards the position of women in information society and beyond.

Resource: "Claiming Rights, Claiming Justice: A Guidebook on Women Human Rights Defenders"
\| 26 September 2007

Resource: 20 Key Gender Websites in French
\| 9 November 2006

New Report: "Wikis, Webs, and Networks: Creating Connections for Conflict-Prone Setting"
\| 9 November 2006

Women in FOSS

Getting in touch with the feminine side of open source
Christina Haralanova \| 2 February 2007

Women in Open Source Mini-conference
Christina Haralanova \| 24 January 2007

Opening doors to open source for women
\| 18 January 2007

Audio Gallery
	Mila&SeMra Record
	Impressions from WITT Serbia Training
	My First Audio

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	The 11th AWID International Forum on Women’s Rights and Development
	November 19, Brussels: ADA Congress 2007, Empowering Youth and Women Towards ICT
	February 8, 2008: Women in Open Source Conference
	The Women’s Summit 2007: Putting Women at the Heart of Development
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