Displaying items by tag: Mary Gardiner

A little over four years since it began, the Ada Initiative, a project set up to encourage the participation of women in free and open source software and culture, has run out of puff and kicked the bucket.

Sydneysider Mary Gardiner, a well-known figure in Australian FOSS circles, has been chosen to give the opening keynote at Wikimania, the international conference for Wikipedia-related projects, in Washington DC in July.

Tomorrow's first AdaCamp is a ground-breaking event engineered by the two founders of the Ada Initiative, a non-profit group that aims to increase the participation of women in free and open source software and culture.

A non-profit group that aims to increase the participation of women in free and open source software and culture will hold its first camp in Melbourne on January 14.

Repeated online harassment, all of it based on her sex, has forced a prominent female open source developer and community organiser to quit the tech industry and also rethink her participation in LCA 2012.

A non-profit group that aims to increase the participation of women in free and open source software and culture projects has launched a fund-raising campaign to support program development and project planning.

Two well-known members of the free and open source software community have kicked off an initiative to promote women's participation in FOSS technology and culture.

Two well-known members of the free and open source software community have kicked off an initiative to promote women's participation in FOSS technology and culture.