November 5, 2012 in Girls in Tech, Technology, Thoughts
I’m excited to be part of Fast Company’s salon series on Generation Flux (you might remember from earlier this year). I’m amongst some great people in the space – Author Maynard
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October 1, 2012 in ForbesWoman, Girls in Tech, Leadership
I originally wrote this piece on Forbes, titled “Equality is Great, But What About the Real Benefits of Women in Leadership?“ Back in grad school, I spent a summer researching
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March 5, 2012 in Events
I’m excited to be part of Fast Company’s Innovation Uncensored event on 18 April in NYC. The event is described as follows: INSIGHT. INSPIRATION. IMPACT. Fast Company’s Innovation Uncensored event
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March 4, 2012 in Entrepreneurship, Events, Girls in Tech
Several GIT-ers are headed to SXSWi this coming weekend, and we’ll be having a panel discussion on Sunday, details below. Let me (@just_kate) know if you’ll be down there to
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February 16, 2012 in Digital Activism, Events
There have been plenty of comparisons made between the Vietnam protests of the 60’s and the current Occupy Wall Street movement that is spreading across the globe. But today’s Occupiers
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February 16, 2012 in Digital Activism, Events
Douglas Rushkoff is a world-renowned media theorist and author of a dozen best-selling books on media, technology and society, including Cyberia, Media Virus, Coercion, Life Inc, and, most recently, Program
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February 14, 2012 in Events, Higher Ed
Summary of a panel discussion on how digital technologies are shaping education.
February 11, 2012 in Publications
I wrote a piece on Mashable yesterday on how students can think about and use social media professionally as they’re preparing themselves for the real world…. If you’re a Generation
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February 5, 2012 in Events
The Accounts and Hashtags – Make sure you know who and what to follow: @SuperBowl on Twitter, along with the #Superbowl and #Superbowl46 hashtags Twitter: @Giants and @Patriots Facebook: New York
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January 25, 2012 in Digital Activism, MAP
This was originally posted on the Meta-Activism Project (MAP) website as part of our discussion on digital technology shifts since the beginning of Arab Spring. The wave of protests that
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