The CityLab lineup includes a #HallofFame-worthy 43% women speakers! We're happy to see that this award-winning conference also has a balanced gender ratio that's worth celebrating. Welcome to the GA Hall of Fame, City Lab 2015!
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WSJ.D Live, a global technology conference hosted by the Wall Street Journal, has only 15% women speakers this year.
Show the Wall Street Journal that we are paying attention and that it's time to value the voices of women. Sign up for our ThunderClap today and help create a tidal wave of tweets highlighting the lack of women speakers at #WSJDLive and encouraging them to prioritize women's voices onstage at their future events.
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Adult women are now the largest demographic in gaming. So why are they only 15% of the speakers at GamesBeat Summit 2015? Out of 85 speakers, only 13 are women.
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JDD starts on October 12th and bills itself as "a two-day conference for all Java enthusiasts - anyone who lives and breathes Java in their professional and personal lives." When creating their lineup for this event, JDD organizer ProIdea claims that they "invite speakers from all over the world."
So JDD and ProIdea, you have the whole world at your fingertips and you didn't think to add any women speakers?
47 speakers appear on the JDD lineup. 100% of them are men.
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Re/code's Code/Mobile conference starts on October 7, 2015.
This is Re/code's sixth and final event scheduled for this year. It is also their 11th Hall of Shame gender ratio in a row. In their two years of hosting events, Re/code has never had more than 25% women onstage.
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Politicon is a "non partisan comic-con style event for politics and entertainment" that kicks off on October 9th in Los Angeles. Politics, film, comedy, and more, Politicon has it all...including a Hall of Shame gender ratio.
Out of 110 event speakers, Politicon features only 30 women. That's 27% of their speaker lineup.
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unBound says that their conference is "the place where entrepreneurs, influencers and corporate leaders from US, Europe and Asia meet."
That's a pretty generous criteria----so how is it possible that they only found 6 women speakers out of 52 total speakers?
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The Forbes Under 30 Summit brings together "2,000 of the planet's top young entrepreneurs and game-changers, as well as world class mentors" from October 4th through October 7th, 2015. The action-packed agenda covers everything from food to business to entertainment and includes an impressive lineup of 58 speakers.
This year, we're welcoming to Forbes and the Under 30 Summit to the GA Hall of Fame! 27 out of 58 of their speakers are women, giving them a Hall of Fame worthy gender ratio of 47% women speakers.
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The National Book Award is a prestigious "American literary prize administered by the National Book Foundation, a nonprofit organization." Previous winners include literary luminaries Flannery O'Connor, Saul Bellow, Alice Walker, and more.
The National Book Foundation recently released their longlist of nominees, and 60% of the nominated books were written by women!
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The Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit "emphasizes disruptive solutions to the Health Care conundrum" and offers the opportunity to "learn about emerging technologies that will impact the economics of care and improve the ways we prevent and treat illness." This is a critical dialogue that covers issues with a widespread impact. Obviously, women's voices should be a part of this conversation. Unfortunately, they are barely included in the speaker lineup.
The Digital Healthcare Innovation Summit features just four women speakers out of 38 total.
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The Personalized Medicine World Conference 2016 has over 100 speakers this year, and only 19 of those speakers are women. On January 24th, "recognized authorities and experts across healthcare and biotechnology sectors" will come together to watch a nearly all male lineup weigh in on critical issues facing personalized medicine.
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We're thrilled to announce that the Social Good Summit is in the GA Hall of Fame for the second year in a row!
In 2014 they featured 43% women speakers. This year, the conference has improved its Hall of Fame ratio. The 2015 Social Good Summit lineup includes 48% women speakers!
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