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FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.


FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES underscores Cyberfeminism by providing a base for individuals and groups to encounter and examine the theory and practice of women around the world.

This list is comprised of popular and theoretical journals, collections of individual texts, hypertext projects, and portals to texts by and about women. Please send additions, corrections, comments to: huffman@rpi.edu

FACES is not a chat list, but a cyber-resource, a link for women to share their projects, exhibitions, critical opinions, and texts. Comments on important international issues, and subjects that all women encounter are posted. Requests for participation and deadlines for festivals, job opportunities, and funding are shared openly.

FACES is an international mailing list that connects women activists, artists, critics, theoreticians, technicians, journalists, researchers, programmers, networkers, web designers and educators: women who share an interest in the media and communication arts.