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Women and Computer Science

Posted on December 12, 2019 by KB Gibson

Typically when I’m researching one of my female subjects for STEM books, I have to hunt hard for women in the early days of a particular field. In the history of sciences, women’s work was often appropriated by husbands or … Continue reading →

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NEW RELEASES COMING IN SEPTEMBER

Posted on June 1, 2019 by KB Gibson

Gutsy Girls discover dinosaurs, study fossilized poop, and find human’s early ancestors. And who was the first programmer? Who created the first programming languages and compilers that made personal computers possible? Gutsy Girls, that’s who. On, and Gutsy Girls were … Continue reading →

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The Year of the Woman

Posted on May 13, 2019 by KB Gibson

The past year has been exciting as more women have been discovering their power and their legacy. It brings to mind the old Helen Reddy women’s anthem of the 1970s: I am woman, hear me roar. The “roaring” should continue … Continue reading →