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From the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing

By jdupuis on October 5, 2010.

This year's Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing took place this past week in Atlanta, GA.

I thought I'd gather together some small part of the blog posts I've been seeing floating around the Internets on this wonderful event.

Most of the blogs I link to have made multiple posts about the GHC -- poke around and check those out too.

The conference is on Twitter here and this year's hashtag is #ghc10 and the conference blog aggregation page is here.

It's definitely a conference I'd love to get to one of these days!

If I've missed any good posts, please leave the links in the comments.

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