Feminist talk
Feminist talk
There Not There ~ Metalma
By Vita Evangelista
Vita Evangelista, a non-binary new media artist, essays a poetic reflection on geolocation, the city of São Paulo, and their experience as a migrant. This autoethnographic essay, deployed between art and queer theory, explores the micro-scenarios of late capitalism in São Paulo as symptoms of cross-cutting regional politics.
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Gender Diversity In STEAM: Challenges And Possibilities In Leadership For Trans Workers In Latin America
By Tatiana Buelvas Baldiris
Tatiana Buelvas Valdiris, an expert consultant in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, writes an article from the perspective of cis-trans alliances, and how civil society organisations, the private sector, and academia can establish connections to enable labor inclusion and leadership.
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Challenges and improvements: The labour inclusion of trans people in Mexico
By Ari Vera Morales
Ari Vera Morales, Mexican trans activist and ILGA World board member, narrates the processes of capacity building which enable the labour and technological inclusion of trans and gender diverse people in Mexico, and how transnational companies have formed alliances to offer clear paths towards financial autonomy and education in digital tools.
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How Platform Design Shapes Working Conditions in India: A Case Study Of Urban Company
By Divyansha Sehgal
Conversations about service delivery apps are usually centred around how customers experience these apps, but rarely do these discussions explore and examine the conditions service providers work in. The study by The Centre for Internet & Society analyses one platform, Urban Company, in India for its treatment of domestic workers who register on the app to provide services on the company's...
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[Part 2] A Commitment to Creativity: The Online Aesthetics of Feminist Labour
By Zoya Rehman
This two-part series sheds light on how art and creativity play a key role in activism in Pakistan, and provides the country's feminist movement and struggles a prominent visual aesthetics on the internet.
Feminist talk
[Part 1] A Commitment to Creativity: The Online Aesthetics of Feminist Labour
By Zoya Rehman
This two-part series sheds light on how art and creativity play a key role in activism in Pakistan, and provides the country's feminist movement and struggles a prominent visual aesthetics on the internet.
Feminist talk
[Opinion] Rich White Boys’ Takeover of Spaces of Organising: Should You Stay or Should You Go?
By Nyx McLean
As rich white men like Elon Musk own and control online platforms, these spaces are becoming more and more unwelcoming for queer and marginalised people. As individuals who have made and found communities in these spaces, should we leave our place on platforms like Twitter? Dr. Nyx McLean discusses.
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Navigating Identities: Experiencing Online Violence As A Shia Woman in Pakistan
By Zoya Anwer
Shia Muslims are constantly at risk of being targeted with violence on and offline for their religious belief. And with online gender-based violence routinely a problem, when Shia women and queer folks go online, they find themselves at risk of being targeted with abuse from multiple fronts as their two identities combine.
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Connecting reflections through a community network's experience in Brazil
By Bruna Zanolli
Community networks in quilombolas from Terra Seca/Ribeirão Grande in Brazil have been helping households to connect to the internet while serving individual needs of residents. In the backdrop of the FIRN research exploring the same, the authors discuss how these community-led networks connect communities with technology.
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Sentient Bots and the Mystique of Personhood
By Priyadarshini John
A Google engineer claimed that an AI bot has become sentient. Is that a possibility? Can a program designed and trained by a human develop the ability to feel human-like feelings? Priyadarshini John explores.
