¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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Robot Hugs webcomic tells the story of their friend Chrissie, an experienced Canadian videographer who recounts being treated differently after transitioning to a woman. Her experiences of gender dynamics in a technical field are illustrated so honestly, giving great perspective to a comparative set of experiences.
With a little help from LinkedIn, San Fransisco based entrepreneur Charmu Sharma is working towards empowering one million female entrepreneurs by 2016 through the distribution of her documentary film “Go Against the Flow.”
Poetry by Anne Sexton and Illustration by JJ Steeves
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Robot Hugs webcomic tells the story of their friend Chrissie, an experienced Canadian videographer who recounts being treated differently after transitioning to a woman. Her experiences of gender dynamics in a technical field are illustrated so honestly, giving great perspective to a comparative set of experiences.
With a little help from LinkedIn, San Fransisco based entrepreneur Charmu Sharma is working towards empowering one million female entrepreneurs by 2016 through the distribution of her documentary film “Go Against the Flow.”
Poetry by Anne Sexton and Illustration by JJ Steeves
