Moving Beyond “Gender and Gis” to a Feminist Perspective on Information Technologies: The Impact of Welfare Reform on Women's it Needs

Melissa R. Gilbert · Michele M. Masucci

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Gender and Technology in Education ICT Impact and Policies Information Society and Technology Trends

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction Overview of Digital Divide Issues in the Contemporary USA Harrison Plaza Demonstration CTC Relevance of the Demonstration CTC Project to Feminist Research on GIS

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