Execs vowed to fix issues with alleged unequal pay and bullying, but workers haven’t seen it.

This study explored how women academic librarians in management described their career progression compared to those who are not in management positions. Women librarians working full-time in academic libraries were surveyed about their career experiences to explore what barriers they faced in pursuing or persisting in management positions, as well as their perceptions of the factors necessary for success in such positions. After collecting 224 online surveys, 37 semistructured interviews were conducted with a purposive sample of these librarians to provide context for their survey answers. Understanding women academic librarians’ perceptions of their careers, especially with regard to barriers that may discourage them from advancing to management positions as well as factors that may help them succeed, can provide insight into how to better support women in management in academic libraries.

Computers are being asked to make more and more weighty decisions, even as their performance reviews are troubling

Pinterest and Françoise Brougher will jointly contribute $2.5 million to philanthropies supporting women in tech.

The Halo Band asks you to strip down and strap on a microphone so that it can make 3-D scans of your body fat and monitor your tone of voice. After all that, it still isn’t very helpful.

Image recognition systems offer the promise to learn from images at scale without requiring expert knowledge. However, past research suggests that machine learn...

The female TA got five times as many negative reviews as the male TA — but they were the same person.

Those who argue that the system will magically self-correct are kidding themselves

Women Who Tech's report on the sexism and toxic workplace culture in Silicon Valley.

Don’t blame COBOL. Blame austerity.

We set out to write the sum of all human knowledge. Unfortunately, it's complicated.

To build a Wikipedia that reflects the full breadth and depth of humanity, we must deconstruct the myths that allow misogyny, racism, colonialism and other forms of oppression to flourish in our communities, and build new practices for the next 20 years.

The smart wife comes in many forms. Chances are you’re already living with her.

Some people may have seen this article already, which has been making its rounds on Facebook and the blogosphere, but INCITE! blog editors loved it so much that we wanted to share it here. The piec…

The prevalence of artificial intelligence (AI) -driven virtual personal assistants (VPAs), both in the home and in businesses, is increasing. Yet, the key VPAs