Ubuntu Women Reporting Page
Welcome to the Ubuntu Women reporting page. Every month this page should be filled with bullet points indicating the summary of some of the work you have been working on. As you work on something, try to summarize it here. A few guidelines for how to write good points here:
Keep it simple and short - single sentences are best.
Try to summarize your work and not be over-detailed - we don't need to know specifics, just a summary of the kind
Where possible, include relavent links.
You should get all your reporting included here by the 22nd of every month.
The Report
Add your report items here (newer items on top).
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Long and fruitful discussion on the list early in the month about how technical Ubuntu Women should be as a team. No clear resolution, but it's clear that there are many strong and useful opinions within the group about how to deal with inequality, many of which can be implemented simultaneously. (21 jan)
Emma Jane Hogbin has been encouraging women in the group to submit proposals for Ubuntu Live - several agreed and will be submitting! (21 jan)
Full Circle Magazine will feature Ubuntu Women article by Cathy Malmrose (21 jan)
Began group development of team RoadMap (21 jan)
Team meeting 17 Jan 2008 (21 jan)
Full Circle Issue 8 Released, with article about the project by Vid Ayer (21 dec)
Ubuntu Classroom mailing list launched, many UW have joined as things are being organized (21 dec)
There was no formal meeting this month, however, the following issues were discussed in our mailing list (21 oct)
Lyz is working on the joint effort with the Ubuntu Classroom Project (21 oct)
Vid is working on an article about Ubuntu-women for the full circle magazine (21 oct)
Lyz is preparing a session about Ubuntu-women for the Ubuntu Open Week (21 oct)
Working to establish formal relationship with Ubuntu Classroom Project to replace our Courses (22 sept)