Accepted Papers

• Teresa Ascencao. Euphoric Femme; an interactive media art installation exploring women!s sexual subjectivity.
• Barbara Barricelli. Software localization to gender and culture: fostering female participation and creativity in the Web.
• Margaret Burnett. whatCountsAsFeministHCI-Burnett-shipped?
• Sarah Douglas. Video Games for Girls: Gendered Technology?
• Toni Ferro, Matthew Bietz, and Charlotte P. Lee. Feminist HCI Considerations for Cyberinfrastructure Design
• Shad Gross, Jeff Wain, Austin Toombs, Jeffrey Bardzell, and Shaowen Bardzell. The Significant Screwdriver: A Feminist HCI Design Probe
• Gopinaath Kannabiran. Themself: Critical Analysis of Gender in Facebook
• Lucian Leahu. Towards a Feminist Technical Practice: Recognizing recognition
• Vilma Lehtinen. Negotiating Technology Design and Female Sexuality
• Rachel Magee, Melinda Sebastian, Susan Wiedenbeck, and Jennifer Rode. Gendering Infrastructure
• Deborah Tatar and Steve Harrison. CHI 2011 Feminism, HCI and Control.
• Sarah Vieweg. Feminist Conversation Analysis: Opportunities for HCI
• Gayna Williams. Balancing the business bottom-line of incorporating feminism in products