movement, who publicly discredited Naomi Wu, a Chinese female Maker. On his Twitter account, he wrote: “I am questioning who she really is. Naomi is a persona, not a real person. She is several or many people.” After widespread criticism, Dougherty apologised to her two days later. Wu addresses the gender inclusiveness issues within Making on her Twitter profile description: “It's all about merit until merit has tits”. As a reaction to the widespread male-biased within making communities, women and people of different genders have started setting up feminist makerspaces. Liz Henry, a maker in San Francisco, has set up Double Union, a “supportive community for feminist activism.” Other feminist Makerspaces are Mz* Baltazar’s Laboratory in Vienna and Heart of Code in Berlin. See also Autonomous building Bricolage Craft production Do-it-yourself biology Modular design Open-design movement Open-source car SparkFun Electronics STEAM fields STEM education References External links Informal crowd-sourced research by the Ananse Group The Maker Manifiesto. Maker Movement, P2P Foundation Do it yourself Subcultures