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Mothership HackerMoms

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Loc: It was the first all-women hackerspace, this space is located in Berkeley and have the goal to explore the culture hacker/maker and learn about entrepreneurship, design, DIY crafts all of that in hands-on workshops. Those workshops could be towards for moms of every gender…

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For Girls › Initiatives/Programs > Hackerspace/Makerspace: “Loc: It was the first all-women hackerspace, this space is located in Berkeley and have the goal to explore the culture hacker/maker and learn about entrepreneurship, design, DIY crafts all of that in hands-on workshops. Those workshops could be towards for moms of every gender…”