Studies show that women use and develop information technology less often than men.
Inc. Meetings to investigate websites with the potential for affecting women's lives in every realm, spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social. By writing in hypertext, she mimics the fragmented experience of the listserv and reveals the intersections of two intertwining narratives. Gisele Mills , Ph.D. student in ethnomusicology, who volunteers her time to women who have the potential to use the web for activism but do not know how. She taught women at the Beijing Conference, set up the website for Sweet Honey in the Rock, and writes enhanced cd's for Sweet Honey which link lyrics to related websites such as pages which help victims of domestic violence. Students learn to use the web, analyze sites through a feminist lens, and weigh the political meanings and power differentials of web writing.