technologyApr 17, 201842:01pending
Reflections on Diversity in Bitcoin and “Crypto” with Desiree Dickerson – Episode 11
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Many of the most important contributions to Bitcoin (and cryptocurrency, in general) come from female developers, attorneys, journalists, etc. even though statistically women comprise a relatively small percentage of "crypto" users and contributors, according to the best available data.
For this episode, Soona Amhaz joins me to chat with Desiree Dickerson about her work as the Blockchain & Digital Currency Fellow at Women for Women and her opinions on the diversity in the cryptocurrency space.
During our conversation, we mention Desiree’s latest article for Philanthropy Journal (https://pj.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2018/03/26/what-nonprofits-need-to-know-about-blockchain-humanitarian-use-cases/) and this medium post (https://medium.com/@dickerson_des/women-in-the-woodwork-blockchain-crypto-9acb226d632c) on women building blockchains and other “crypto” projects. Be sure to follow Soona (https://twitter.com/soonaorlater) and Desiree (https://twitter.com/dickerson_des) on Twitter after listening to this coin pod.
Follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) too, and visit https://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show and catch up on previous episodes.
Many of the most important contributions to Bitcoin (and cryptocurrency, in general) come from female developers, attorneys, journalists, etc. even though statistically women comprise a relatively small percentage of "crypto" users and contributors, according to the best available data.
For this episode, Soona Amhaz joins me to chat with Desiree Dickerson about her work as the Blockchain & Digital Currency Fellow at Women for Women and her opinions on the diversity in the cryptocurrency space.
During our conversation, we mention Desiree’s latest article for Philanthropy Journal (https://pj.news.chass.ncsu.edu/2018/03/26/what-nonprofits-need-to-know-about-blockchain-humanitarian-use-cases/) and this medium post (https://medium.com/@dickerson_des/women-in-the-woodwork-blockchain-crypto-9acb226d632c) on women building blockchains and other “crypto” projects. Be sure to follow Soona (https://twitter.com/soonaorlater) and Desiree (https://twitter.com/dickerson_des) on Twitter after listening to this coin pod.
Follow The Coin Pod (https://twitter.com/thecoinpod) too, and visit https://thecoinpod.com to learn more about the show and catch up on previous episodes.
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