“Heroes”, presented by Pia Waugh
Heroes
All over the world women are discovering that they have special abilities, and that they are not alone. Come on a journey to hear about some of the amazing women in FOSS from all around the world, their achievements, how you can get involved and how to get more women involved.
Slides
Download the Heroes slides (PDF, 4.5MB)
Date and time
09:20–10:10, Tuesday 29th January 2008, LinuxChix miniconf.
Speaker biography
Pia Waugh is a community leader both in Australia and internationally as Vice President of Linux Australia and President of Software Freedom International. She was also on the linux.conf.au 2007 organising team. She has spoken at Software Livre in Brazil, FOSS events in China, the Open Source World Conferences in Spain, the World Summit of Information Society (United Nations) in Switzerland, linux.conf.au in New Zealand and linux.conf.au, education au, Making Links, various TechGirls events and many more in Australia! She is passionate about improving the world by getting great technologies to people who need them, and creating a well-connected global society where anyone can play and succeed. She has worked as a consultant, research coordinator, solutions architect, systems administrator and policy Open Source advisory.
Search
Links
Previous Events
Recent Announcements
- Miniconf finished
- Share photos of the miniconf
- Miniconf running today!
- Miniconf shirts available
- Last minute day passes available to linux.conf.au
- linux.conf.au close to sold out
- Final LinuxChix miniconf schedule announced
- linux.conf.au places running low
- New LinuxChix miniconf schedule coming soon
- LinuxChix miniconf announces its schedule
- linux.conf.au registration is open
About LinuxChix
About the mini-conf
The second annual LinuxChix women’s mini-conf will be held at the University of Melbourne, as part of the annual linux.conf.au Free and Open Source Software conference running from 28th of January to the 2nd of February, 2008.



LinuxChix is a community for women who like Linux and Free Software, and for women and men who want to support women in computing.