The Nerd Must Flow: A Geek Woman's Musings on All Things Nerd and Beyond
Just over a week after C2E2 and here we are – the full video of our “Glass Ceilings, Missing Stairs & Gatekeepers: Geeks Still Deal With Sexism” panel from Saturday, Continue Reading →
Yes, I wish we didn’t need to keep having this conversation too, but even though we’re barely three months into the new year, there have already been several high-profile blow-ups Continue Reading →
This C2E2-related event is a fundraising benefit for Reading With Pictures, a local charity that encourages literacy through the use of comics and “provides practical advice and material assistance to educators Continue Reading →
Thanks to Liz Hoffman of Project 891 Theatre’s Nerd Trivia for providing this write up. If you love showing off your nerd trivia skills, this is a can’t-miss event at Continue Reading →
This moderated discussion taking place in the C2E2 Fan Village is being run by CNSC Board Member, Gordon Dymowski. When Gordon isn’t running the Chicago Doctor Who Meetup, he’s blogging Continue Reading →
Between recovering from Chi-Fi on Saturday and a nasty migraine, I’m a little behind. I’m pleased to say, however, that C2E2/ReedPOP responded positively to the open letter expressing concerns about Continue Reading →
This edition of the C2E2 Spotlight highlights the description and panelist bios for the geek diversity and inclusion panel. I feel incredibly lucky to be working with these panelists, who have all done Continue Reading →
For the month of April leading up to C2E2 on April 25-27, I’ll be running a series of posts spotlighting panels and events at the convention associated with friends, colleagues Continue Reading →
Below is the cosigned email that I sent to C2E2 and ReedPOP today, expressing concerns about the Saturday badge and the conflicting message it sends about who C2E2 considers their Continue Reading →
I must have missed the memo about March being the month for cons to stick their feet in it, but we’ve had no less than three cons making highly questionable Continue Reading →