Angie Contreras (Mexico) is a Writer for the Association for Progressive Communications' GenderIT e-zine and also runs a feminist digital magazine. She is a [email protected] Fellow and a Founding Member of the Youth SIG (better known as the Youth Observatory). She actively participates in the ISOC Mexican Chapter and is now in the process of forming the Gender Issues SIG. Her primary interests are access, diversity, and gender issues and the Internet. She holds a Bachelor of Communications with studies in social communication and gender, and is currently studying for her Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
Latest posts
Shaping the Internet's Future
7 August 2019
Working Together for an Internet for Women
How can we get more girls and young women involved in the Internet? Since 2017, the Internet Society’s Women...
Internet Governance
6 September 2018
From Imagination to Action: In Latin America, Building the Internet That Women Want
In 1843, Ada Lovelace published “Sketch of the analytical engine invented by Charles Babbage” in the book Scientific Memoirs. But because...
Women in Tech
24 May 2018
Global Editathon: Making Women in Tech Visible
Why is it necessary to “edit” the biographies of women who are doing an incredible job on issues of...
Women in Tech
25 April 2018
This Girls in ICT Day, Let’s Increase the Visibility of Women on Wikipedia
At the Women’s Special Interest Group of the Internet Society we are committed to promoting the participation of women...
Women in Tech
14 December 2017
Help Make the Internet Open to All: Join SIG Women!
When we talk about women and technology, we need to talk data. In the United States, a recent report by...