Stephanie Zvan

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Zvan at Science Online in 2011

Stephanie Zvan is an American skeptic, feminist activist and radio host, blogger, newspaper writer,[1] and fiction author.[2] Her radio show, "Atheists Talk", is produced by Minnesota Atheists and broadcast on KTNF in Minnesota.[2]

Her fiction has been published in Nature and Scientific American.

Kathleen Raven has noted her as an important science/rational/skeptic blogger.[3]

She voiced opposition to harassment of women in the Rebecca Watson elevator incident and following a 2012 Readercon F/SF convention incident,[2] and is involved in research on "collaborative social blocking" of Internet trolls to provide a more inviting social space for women and other minorities.[4][5][6]

Bibliography[]

  • Zvan, Stephanie (2012), "The Unexpected Consequences of Coming Out", in Bill Lehto (ed.), Atheist Voices of Minnesota: an Anthology of Personal Stories, Freethought House, ISBN 978-0615598574
  • Here be monsters, Nature
  • The Gravity of the Situation, Scientific American

References[]

  1. ^ Editor/contributor profile Archived 2014-07-11 at the Wayback Machine at Twin Cities Daily Planet
  2. ^ Jump up to: a b c Stephanie Zvan: skeptic, feminist activist, and SF&F fan, Ada Initiative, October 1, 2014
  3. ^ Bora Zivkovic; Kathleen Raven (November 29, 2011), ScienceOnline2011 – interview with Kathleen Raven, Scientific American blogs
  4. ^ Glenn Fleishman (August 11, 2014), "How collaborative social blocking could bring sanity to social networks", Boing Boing
  5. ^ Kelly, Renee (2013-09-25). "Stephanie Zvan Gives a Quick Primer on The Block Bot". Skepti-Schism. Archived from the original on 2013-11-13. Retrieved 2020-12-14.
  6. ^ BBC NewsNight "Twitter Trolls" c. Jul 30, 2013 on YouTube

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