If you're joining us for our 2023 retreat, please see here for more information.
Resources for harassment and bias are here.
Milestone dates are presented here.
We conducted a survey about how COVID-19 has affected graduate students in computing. You can learn more by reading the Medium post or the full report.
Black Lives Matter. GSGIC stands with protesters condemning the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the ongoing police brutality against Black communities. We cannot fight for gender inclusion in science and technology without also advocating for racial justice in our country and world. See our full statement, including resources, here.
Attend our open Zoom meetings: Tuesdays from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM ET for Spring 2023.
Join the mailing list or our Slack channel for the Zoom link and password.
Join our mailing list. Meeting agendas are on Google Drive.
Some of our regular events include panels and workshops that uncover the hidden curriculum of graduate school, social events with food and crafts, our weekly meetings where we discuss current events and upcoming initiatives, and an annual retreat for our community. Here are some events we’ve had in the past:
GSGIC also hosts a virtual speaker series featuring researchers whose work lies at the intersection of gender and technology. Our past speakers have included Os Keyes, Danaë Metaxa, Amna Batool, Michael Ann DeVito, Kandrea Wade-Kienitz, and Katta Spiel.
Do you have an idea for an event, policy, speaker, &c. for GSGIC? Do you have feedback on our weekly agendas, past events, or anything else? We'd love to hear about it!
For more information about GSGIC, please take a look at the constitution here.
We welcome allies as members and as participants in our events. We're stronger if we work together; please join us! If you're looking for resources to become a better ally, we recommend this guide. We also recommend this guide for using pronouns.