Most of the communication between members of the WiT community occurs online. Join the Wit listserv. This site is currently being updated for Fall 2001. Return here for upcoming events! Spring 2001 Events Gender, Information, Communication Technologies, and Development: Exploring the Issues Wednesday, March 21, 12:30 pm-2:00 pm Kennedy School of Government Littauer Building, 3rd Floor, Fainsod Room Nancy Hafkin, who is formally of the UN African Information Society Initiative (AISI) and is a USAID consultant, will lead the discussion. Lunch will be served. Please RSVP Elena Patino | 495-7639 or epatino@ksg.harvard.edu Co-sponserd by KSG's WAPPP (Women in Public Policy Program) and WIEGO (Women in Informal Employment: Globalizing and Organizing)  **************************** Don't miss the Feminisms and Science in Civil Society sponsored by The Graduate Consortium in Women's Studies and the Radcliffe Seminars Lecture Series. Speakers include remarkable women: Anne Fausto-Sterling, Ruth Hubbard, Mae Jemison, Rita Colwell, Evelynn Hammonds. For up-to-date information and bios, click here. ***************************** What's at Stake for Women in the 'Wired' Workplace? Sarah Kuhn, Jane Fountain, and Nance Goldstein, Radclife Fellows, will speak Wednesday, April 25, 4:00 p.m. Cronkhite Graduate Center, 6 Ash Street, Cambridge For more information, call 496-3478 ****************************** The Digital Marketplace 2001 Conference Sponsored by Eduventures.com, The Digital Marketplace provides education executives, investors, and educators with an opportunity to engage in high-impact discussions with industry colleagues, share real-time insights with the industry's leading analysts and accelerate education organizations' success. April 30- May 1 The Fairmont Copley Plaza, Boston, MA For more information, go to www.eduventures.com/DEM2001.cfm                         [Home] [About WiT] [WiT Events] [Members] [Projects] [WiT Pioneers] [WiTalk] [Links] [Contact WiT]