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Hi all,
Things are being harder than expected, so my apologies that I'm behind
regarding emails.
I read that there will be a decision today/tomorrow about the logo and
thought I would give my two cents :)
Thinking from a long term perspective, and considering the history of the
event and smaller celebrations, I believe that we have two challenges to
consider:
- People seeing the event as only for women
- Incorporating diversity other than gender in the event
Thus, I would really prefer to have a professional designer who can come up
with a logo that signals this event empowers women but invites people of
all genders (see the Spanish celebration example [1]). For the second
challenge, I'm attaching an image.
I would go with (a better version of) something like a hand shake with each
hand of a different color, perhaps using the ACM logo colors, and then
adding a local element each year. I think having a recognizable logo really
pays off!
Thanks,
Virginia
[1] - https://ipt.acm.org/
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Virginia Grande
PhD student
Uppsala Computing Education Research Group (UpCERG
<http://www.it.uu.se/research/group/upcerg>)
Department of Information Technology
Uppsala University
Preferred pronouns: she, her, hers
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Twitter: @vgrande
Academic blog: https://alltechgethernow.com/
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/vgrande
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