atariwomen

November 11th 2021, Pernille did a keynote for ESEC/FSE2020 software engineering conference talking about AtariWomen. You can watch the whole keynote on youtube.

In December 2019, AtariWomen was presented as part of the colloquium series at Indiana University introduced by Nathan Esmenger (the author of the famous book “The Computer Boys take over”). It was a great experience. Organised by Christina Chung.

We are celebrating Atari Women through design & Craft at Microsoft, June 21st 2019 – as well as initiating the kick-off wikipedia edit-a-thon – tell us what you think in our survey Text document to add

History is what makes it into wikipedia – thus to celebrate and establish the important work and contribution of underrepresented minorities for Atari games in the 70s and 80s, Atari Women are organising an asynchronous wikipedia edit-a-thon to re-establish the important work into history. For this work, Atari Women are collaborating with Wikipedia Women in […]

AtariWomen was presented at the ‘Software Developer Diversity and Inclusion’ (SDDI) workshop organized by Emerson Murphy-Hill (Google) and Margaret-Anne Storey (University of Victoria) at Google in San Francisco, June 4th-June 6th 2019.

The Atari Women 8-bit Heroine Costume, a project created by HCDE students in the Atari Women research group, will be on exhibit at Hypnotica 2019: a DXARTS technological wearables fashion show. The Atari Women 8-bit Heroine Costume was among the critical design artifacts created in a Winter 2019 HCDE Directed Research Group, co-led by visiting Professor […]

AtariWomen research served as the underlying design challenge, when 18 students from University of Washington participated in a Spring break makerspace directed research group. The results includes the AtariWomen artefacts which will be displayed at Living Computers on May 16th 2013 in Seattle.

AtariWomen will be at Seattle Living Computers on May 16th 2019 – Living with Tech: Atari Women & Beyond – 6pm-9pm. Come and join us and see all the cool artefacts which celebrating Atari Women.

During Comic Con Atari Women was also featured by the King 5 TV station, see the interview here.