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    Dec252009

    Conversations with women of color in technology

    AuthorMichael Lang Date12.25.2009

    Where are the women of color in technology? How do we engage women of color to get them interested in areas such as gaming and mobile app development? Despite having great organizations such as Anita Borg Institute and NCWIT, these continue to be unanswered questions.

    To shed some light on these questions and others regarding women of color in technology, Noire Digerati advisor Sonya Donaldson recently participated in a conversation on blogtalkradio with Adrienne Graham and guest. Check out the audio below:

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