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Community Engineering is the intentional and skillful effort of creating environments which support the sharing of common attitudes, interests, and goals in order to grow a more diverse, inclusive, and safe technology community. So each week my guests and I will talk about the barriers and challenges we face as we work to make tech communities welcoming and safe for all.
Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
53 minutes
English
United States
27 episodes
since July 4, 2017
episodic
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All good things must come to an end and I am so happy that Stephanie Hurlburt was my final guest. She and I spend our time together discussing many topics of interest to both of us related to inclusion, diversity, safe spaces in tech, and the importance of entrepreneurs investing in themselves by a…
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Machiko, from Reaction Commerce, and I talk about all things Community Engineering.
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Jennifer Brown, author of Inclusion: Diversity, The New Workplace & The Will To Change and I talk about just that…improving diversity in the workplace and the challenges to doing this kind of work.
The post CommEngReport – Jennifer Brown appeared first on Kim Crayton.
Mozafar provides me with an insightful lesson on what is a refugee and how Code Your Future is helping to improve inclusion and diversity in tech.
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Daniel Appelquist and I talk about how his team at @SamsungInternet have created are working 2 improve #inclusion and #diversity at #tech events & more.
Episode Related Links:
Supporting Diversity at Tech Events
Creating Inclusive Tech Communities
W3C Technical Architecture Group
Samsung I…
Jamie Harrell, MBA @jamieharrelmba and I talk about the importance of putting #inclusion before #diversity and the business case for both. She also does a great job of providing me with a basic #transgender education.
•Aubrey Blanche @ Atlassian: *References MIT research that shows companies tha…
Carina C. Zona the founder of @CallbackWomen & @Code of Conduct +1, and I talk about issues of diversity, inclusion, and safe space related to seeing more women telling their stories on stage. We also dive into a frank conversation about speaker value and why the current model is a barrier to i…
Jeff Atwood talks about community on Stack Overflow and Discourse as well as the importance of creating space for differing perspectives and personal stories.
Links to podcast references:
• Coolest…Experiment…Ever
• The “Door” Study
• The Monkey Business Illusion
• Complaint Driven Develop…
Andrew Askins of @builtbykrit is this week’s guest. Join the conversation as he and I discuss how a young team of a growing startup can begin the process of focusing on developing a diverse and inclusive organizational culture and the economic reasons for doing so.
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Ho…
Gregor Martynus of @hoodiehq joins me to talk about the state of diversity, inclusion, and safe spaces in open source software communities.
Links to podcast references:
• Diversity In Open Source Is even Worse Than In Tech Overall
• Lena Reinhard – “A Talk About Nothing” | .concat() 2015
• H…
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