Those of us at GHC14 got to see the first version of the “Notable Women in Computing” card deck. The people behind it have a Kickstarter for v2:
Women in this card deck were selected after receiving multiple, high-level awards from more than one institution, such as being named an ACM Fellow, IEEE Fellow, and receiving the Turing Award. Our deck also seeks to portray the true diversity of women in computing both current and historical, showcasing professionals from a variety of nations, backgrounds, gender identities, orientations and abilities. There are a dozen or more different groupings of notable women we could have turned into this deck; you can make your own using the instructions at the bottom of [the Kickstarter] page.
I kicked in $20 for v2 (one deck for me, one deck to be donated).
Thanks for the reference! Our Kickstarter is doing very well at kck.st/1w4H413 We hope to not only distribute “Notable Women” cards and posters to backers but also give materials to schools and teachers. Check out the Duke University site on how to write/update Wikipedia pages on remarkable technical women: http://www.cs.duke.edu/csed/wikipedia/