GenderMag

March 2019: In an interview on NBC-Namibia, Prof. Margaret Burnett from Oregon State University discusses the importance of gender-inclusiveness in technology - especially software tools for programming and problem-solving with GenderMag. She is joined by Prof. Anicia Peters who discussed the Namibian Women in Computing Society's Annual Conference and why Prof Margaret was invited to attend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCD99PEhf5s&list=PLeMUfrwZ5THp_sYBgXZCl1pC5rQL_4Y2j&index=19&t=0s
Nov 2014: The GenderMag kit (Beta Version) is available to analyze your problem-solving software for gender issues. If you want to try it, contact Margaret Burnett.
Feb 2012: Margaret Burnett is an ACM Distinguished Speaker now. If you want to have her give a talk on gender HCI, ACM will pay for her airfare to do so.
Sept. 2007: An AP story on Laura Beckwith's, Margaret Burnett's, and Susan Wiedenbeck's Gender HCI work was picked up by numerous news feeds.

Here are some talks on this subject, with publically available abstracts and/or videos.

Margaret Burnett's GenderMag talk ITU Copenhagen is now available on youtube. This talk was presented in November 2015, and represents the latest version of GenderMag.
See the Google Tech Talk about GenderMag (presented May 11, 2015).
Here is a handful of mini-interviews done in Rome, June 2011, with Margaret Burnett and Chris Scaffidi for our new encyclopedia article, about End-User Programming, End-User Software Engineering, and Gender.
Margaret Burnett gave a keynote at ICPC late in June 2011 on this topic.
Margaret Burnett gave a keynote at PPIG 2010 early in September 2010 on this topic.
Here is a June 2009 Microsoft Channel 9 interview on Gender and Software with Margaret Burnett.
Laura Beckwith and Margaret Burnett gave a talk in September 2006 summarizing the findings at that time, at Microsoft Research Cambridge, on gender issues in end-user programming.