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Workshop 7: Explicit Invitation: Mentoring and Community Building for Inclusion

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Monday, November 9, 2015 - 1:30pm-5:00pm

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Larissa Brown Shapiro, Senior Engineering Program Manager, Mozilla

Abstract: 

"Explicit Invitation: Mentoring and Community Building for Inclusion" is a workshop for anyone who wants to create greater diversity and inclusivity in their workplace, community, LUG, or open source project. We will discuss how unconscious bias shapes groups and how we can break the cycle of unintentional exclusion, and then how we can mentor each other and do more outreach to include more awesome talented people.

Larissa Brown Shapiro, Senior Engineering Program Manager, Mozilla

Larissa works at the Mozilla project, program managing Firefox feature development, and was formerly Head of Contributor Development, where she led contributor development. Prior to joining Mozilla, Larissa was the first (and only) Product Manager at Internet Systems Consortium, an open source public benefit organization which is the creator and maintainer of BIND, as well as hosting one of the 13 root name servers of the internet. Larissa has worked in tech since the early 1990s. She has been a mentor for four years for women through the TechWomen project, is the leader of the Open Source Opportunities for Women mentoring program at Mozilla, developed an implementing partnership with the WeTech program for web literacy for girls and women in India, and travels worldwide supporting mentorship and women and girls in open source/open culture.

BibTeX
@conference {208679,
author = {Larissa Brown Shapiro},
title = {Workshop 7: Explicit Invitation: Mentoring and Community Building for Inclusion},
year = {2015},
address = {Washington, D.C.},
publisher = {{USENIX} Association},
month = nov,
}
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