Women and the Open Web (WoMoz)
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This document discusses how to increase gender diversity and women's involvement in open web initiatives like Mozilla. It notes that while over half of internet users are women, they have a low presence in open source projects. The document provides suggestions on how women can contribute to open web technologies through activities like code contributions, documentation, and organizing events, and how to recruit more women through initiatives like WoMoz that promote inclusion and participation.
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- 4. 3C’s of Open Source •Code •Collaboration •Community OSI, 2008
- 5. Open Web Bringing open standards to the Web
- 6. How to do it • Using open source Web frameworks, tools and technologies • Contribute by reporting bugs in open web technologies • Join communities and help educate others
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- 13. WHERE DO WOMEN COME IN?
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- 15. • Mitchell Baker Mozilla Chief Lizard Wrangler Chairperson of Mozilla Foundation Chairperson and former CEO of Mozilla Corporation
- 17. Our goals • Increase gender diversity in Mozilla communities • Improve visibility and involvement of women in FLOSS projects • Empower women in the industry
- 19. HOW CAN WOMEN CONTRIBUTE? • Bugs reporting • Code • Design • Documentation • Events organization • Localization • Marketing • Support • And the list goes on…
- 20. HOW TO GET WOMEN INVOLVED?
- 21. How to get women involved? •No sexist jokes •Make women feel expected on events (like this!)
- 22. What will we do? • Recruit women the WoMoz initiative in the Philippines • Organize • Improve • Join events together! the online presence of the cause! tech events and promote the cause • Promote Mozilla Reps/Student Reps to women
- 23. ANYONE CAN JOIN. Regardless of age, gender, industry, ANYTHING!
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- CodeSome popular world-class open source projects are Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, RubyCollaborationCollaborative tools are the backbone of the open source way. Tools include version control systems, IRC, mailing lists, wikis, blogs to help developers working on building code together. CommunitySharing ideas and developing code across the Internet with developers all over the globe forms the community for most open source projects.
- Big words right? Seems like something a woman can’t do?
- One of the advocates of this project is Mozilla, a free software community known for Firefox
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- All the things men can do, actually~