Summit Plenary

2018 NCWIT Summit - The Joanne Cohoon Memorial Plenary, #MeToo, Men & Tech: Possibilities & Perils in a Time of Change presented by Jackson Katz

Conversations for Change: NCWIT Summit: #MeToo, Men & Tech: Possibilities & Perils in a Time of Change presented by Jackson Katz

[upbeat music ] [audience applauding] LUCY SANDERS: Oh, that’s horrible. Hello. Audience: Hello. LUCY SANDERS: Oh, good, good, good. Hi, I’m Lucy Sanders, I’m the

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2018 NCWIT Summit - Plenary II, Pink Brain, Blue Brain: What's the Real Story When It Comes To "Gender Differences" presented by Lise Eliot

Conversations for Change: NCWIT Summit: Pink Brain, Blue Brain: What’s the Real Story When It Comes To “Gender Differences” presented by Lise Eliot

[upbeat music] Man: A break for lunch, all right. Now?  Woman: Not yet, don’t do it.  [upbeat music]  JEFF FORBES: Hello, hope you guys had

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2018 NCWIT Summit - Plenary III, TECHNOLOchicas 3.0 presented by Jannie Fernandez and the Reel WiT Award presented by Yvonne Melton

2018 NCWIT Summit – Plenary III, TECHNOLOchicas 3.0 presented by Jannie Fernandez and the Reel WiT Award presented by Yvonne Melton

[upbeat music] DARON GREEN: Hi there, thank you. My name is Daron Green, and I’m in charge of the research operations and academic relations team

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Conversations for Change: Race to the Future? Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology and Society

From everyday apps to complex algorithms, technology has the potential to hide, speed, and deepen discrimination, while appearing neutral and even benevolent when compared to

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