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FemHackFest2014: Hacking+Feminism+Intergenerational

To demystify and reappropriate technologies for their strategic uses.  

Submissions should cover different aspects of hacking, related (but not limited) to techno-feminism, knowledge sharing, artistic practices with hardware and software, electronics, mind and body. 

This year, we want to stress on the intergenerational aspect of feminist hacking, and we strongly encourage you to try to include it in your proposal, were it experimental, work in progress or already completed research. Intergenerational aspects include, but are not limited to: 
    - technology and hacking throughout the different generations and practices of diversion and reappropriation
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