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Revision as of 23:37, 8 February 2013
ETC logo, one of the many, made by Nancy Mauro-Flude, ~2004.
Tech workshop event organised by women for women.
- 6-10 March 2012, Ljubljana, held in conjunction with the Red Dawns festival organised by Kiberpipa and Red Dawns, [1]
- 2010, Brussels, hosted by Interface3, La Compilothèque and Pianofabriek, [2]
- 2009, Istanbul, hosted by Haymatlos, [3]
- 2009, Umeå, hosted by HUMlab, [4]
- 7. 2008, Amsterdam, organized by the Genderchangers and EYFA, [5]
- 6a. 2007, Linz, hosted by Servus.at and MAIZ, [6]
- 6b. 2007, Salvador/Brazil, hosted by G2G, [7]
- 5. 2006, Timisoara, hosted by H.Arta and D Media, [8]
- 4. 2005, Graz, hosted by ETC, [9]
- 3. 2004, Belgrade, hosted by Women at Work, [10]
- 2. 2003, Athens, [11]
- 1. 2002, Pula, [12]
- External links
