I’ve been so busy trying to add value for women in tech that I forgot — you follow Gangly Sister because you want to know about Gangly Sister! Gangly Sister is moving from making video to making comic books for a number of reasons, mainly because it’s easier and more sustainable (read: makes enough money to…
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Women are taking an active role in funding one another’s businesses. This is a major step forward, and yet, the balance is still skewed. Most of the capital is still in the hands of men. For that matter, most of the experience is in the hands of men. At Gangly Sister, we’ve had positive experience with…
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As Women’s History Month rolls to a close, we’ve been thinking about what it takes to be a woman who makes history. As we are involved in making media to empower girls, it’s an important question. What does it mean to empower someone? What are the values and attributes someone needs to make a difference…
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I was amused this week by a tublr blog called Escher Girls which showcases female superheroes from comic books in impossible poses, and postulates how they could have gotten that way. (If you have samples, they are happy to receive your submissions. No pun intended, really.) As more and more of us stand up against…
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