Just published a new article called “Care as (re)capture: Data colonialism and race during times of crisis” in New Media & Society! https://t.co/IVPBt61hBo
Just published a new article called “Care as (re)capture: Data colonialism and race during times of crisis” in New Media & Society! https://t.co/IVPBt61hBo
This discussion builds from the work of folks like @DrSyedMustafaA1, Paola Ricaurte Quijano, @Abebab and others who have emphasized the importance of centering race, racial capitalism, etc. in conversations regarding data and colonialism.
We conducted a workshop based on parts of the curriculum at the 2022 @AlliedMediaConf and had a lot of fun talking to people about the concepts of data criminalization and data liberation. Below we break down what we discussed!
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Excited for the final version of this article to finally be published with Engaging STS! Check it out if you're interested in unpacking the ways we might re-imagine the theories of change driving data-driven work in the criminal legal system!
Just posted a study guide synthesizing some of the main takeaways from our workshop, Surveillance Isn't Safety. Check it out: https://t.co/ZCGfO6cNwD Featuring real nuggets of wisdom from @ClarenceOkoh @MapTrueNorth@hypervisible@RebekahAgwunob1 Chinelo Dike and Aasim Shabazz
Aasim talks about the importance of imagining a future without surveillance: “If you cannot imagine an alternative to what you’re in, you’re doomed to stay in that path and others will continue to have a narrative that serves their best interests in controlling you...”