PhD student | Critical/theoretical/feminist psychology, women's health, qual methods, philosophy & history of science, AI, privacy, personal data. She/her.
Congratulations to our very own @AlexisFab10 Fabricius for winning the prestigious Sigmund Koch award for best student paper at the @Society_ISTP International Society for Theoretical Psychology conference!!!
Our book, Postfeminism & Health just WON the British Psychology Society academic 2021 book award! Which celebrates a significant scholarly work that contributes to, defines or redefines an area of psychological knowledge @AdrienneEvans_ @Martinemnr9 https://t.co/WDfzkHIrgH
⚠️#EmergingCanadianFeministScholars Alert!⚠️ @AlexisFab10 is a PhD student @uofg who explores the relation b/w women's health & tech using qualitative methods. Her thesis examines menstrual self-tracking app users' relationships with their personal data during the Data Revolution
I love this! Generously making space for big feelings always pays off, especially with something like vaccine decisions that can feel overwhelming and scary for some folks.
🧵I'm being contacted my lots of vaccine-hesitant people looking for answers to their questions. The first question I always ask is "how are you feeling?" Almost every time the person bursts into tears, words include overwhelmed, frightened, helpless. 1/5
Come catch my talk at IEEE-Ethics on Fri, Oct 29 at 9:15am entitled, "Privacy is a feminist issue: Reconsidering data sharing in menstrual self-tracking apps" #femtech#PrivacyMatters#corporateresponsibility
The CUPE 3913 Fall Membership Meeting will take place on Thursday, September 30 @ 7:00 PM. We encourage all members to attend to hear the latest updates and bring their questions and concerns.
Meeting Zoom Link: https://t.co/TVnVTqkniY
I've written it before and I'll say it a thousand times more: It is a delusion of privilege to think that these harmful impacts will only ever be felt by other parts of society. That you are somehow safe from it—and will only benefit—because you aren't an Amazon delivery driver.
Reading Hacking's (2002) Historical ontology, and reflecting on how we need way more work that considers the historical ontology of objects, persons, classifications, etc. in psychology because it's just soooo juicy.
Developed my first syllabus for my own directed reading course this week, exploring the entanglements between humans, AI and psychology. I'm thinking about what a textbook would look like for this course; I've found the perfect cover image #AI#BigData#textbookdesigngenius