Ingrid Burrington, author of Networks of New York, will lead a free hour-long tour around Astoria focused on the tangible infrastructure of the networked world. Using the vernacular of a nature field ...

responding with slowness in relations

We can cultivate qualities that help us to stick around in struggle. This is something that came up when I spoke in 2023 with Philadelphia activist Suzy Subways about her decades of movement experi…

On October 3, 2013, 368 people, mostly Eritrean refugees, lost their lives in the Lampedusa shipwreck. On the 13th anniversary of the tragedy, join DAIR’s "Refugees, Migrants, and AI" project for an e...

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for groups This tactic focuses on the stories you tell and the materials you use to support your conversations about computer use. This tactic is a way to...

The more we focus on a particular technology, the more we lose sight of what normal people actually care about.

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A Case Where the D of the DDD Work Needs More Attention

This strategy is about helping ground conversations about computers in framings that are familiar, well-known, and offer institutional knowledge to draw on. ...

Just Tech Fellow Todd Whitney interviews artist and writer Ingrid Burrington about demystifying what technology makes invisible, their unexpected paths into journalism, and the importance of bringing ...