[liberationtech] Liberation Tech would like a word.

[María Angela Petrizzo Páez]

Thank you!
  

  
We have been working since 2006 in what we call "feminizing technologies", we have developed activities such as women in technology forums, a project with blind women, and since 2015 we have been promoting good practices to prevent gender-based digital violence inside feminists organizations and people. Last year, we also conducted a research to characterize gender-based digital violence in our country.
  

  
We also support this app: http://yenchi activistasxsl.org where we put geo-referenced information about GBV.
  

  
Mariangela.
  

  

  

  
  
  
  
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> Sobre 27/04/2024 en 7:22 p.   m., Kate Krauss  <katiephr at gmail.com>  escribió:
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> It's great to have you here. What projects are you or your   group working on; what ideas are you thinking about?   
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> On Sat, Apr 27, 2024 at 6:17 PM Mariangela Petrizzo  <petrizzo at gmail.com>  wrote:
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> > I am writing from Venezuela, and I am a member of Mujeres Activistas por el Software Libre (http://activistasxsl.org). I have been  here  for a few years now, and I still feel the need to connect with people who are interested in critically thinking about technology.   
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> > On Sat, Apr 27, 2024 at 5:37 PM Pat Anucha  <pcanucha at gmail.com>  wrote:
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> > >  Welcoming the new design, I hope this could offer further opportunities to network and find solutions to the world's global issues.
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> > > >  We’re writing about the future of the Liberation Tech list.
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> > ¡El sol de Venezuela nace en el Esequibo!
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> >  María Ángela Petrizzo Páez
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> >   El único modo de vencer el secuestro del conocimiento
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> >   ¡Piensa para vivir,
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> >                actúa para hackear!
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> > >   “Tengo horror de aquellos cuyas palabras van más allá que sus actos”
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> > >   “El poder, lejos de estorbar al saber, lo produce.” -   Michael Foucault   
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> > Miembro   Red de Politólogas -   #NoSinMujeres
> >   https://hotelescuela.academia.edu/MariangelaPetrizzoPaez
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