Today is Ada Lovelace day, a day to celebrate the achievements of women in Science, Engineering and Maths. As a former mathematician and a bit of a geek, I remember feeling both surprised and pleased when at eleven years old I discovered that the ADA computer language was named after the first computer scientist and that unusually she got the recognition that she deserved, in a time when so many women’s achievements were accredited to their male partners. For today I’d like to select Donna Haraway as a woman who has been inspiring to other women including myself to pursue aims and ambitions within the STEM area.
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feminists for an independent socialist Scotland
Village Aunties
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Morag Balfour
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- village aunties marching for an independent Scotland
- Resist the Ubiquitous Union Jack
- Unnecessary Union Jacks in Scotland: Uncovering Subliminal Advertising
- Auntie embarrassed at hideous colonialism alive and well in the Highlands
- First They Came for the Travellers: Solidarity with Govanhill’s Roma
- Spreading the Village Aunties’ Homemade Honey: Women’s Workshops on Social Media
- Joan, The Burd, Morag, and The Village Aunties: Women and the Cybernat Revolution
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