Sasha Costanza-Chock Moves to MIT's Comparative Media Studies
Good news for MIT's Comparative Media Studies program: Sasha Costanza-Chock has joined the faculty as Assistant Professor of Civic Media. Sasha was instrumental in VozMob's (Mobile Voices/ Voces...
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2nd Global Conference, Ethical Living: Ethics and Everyday Life
2nd Global ConferenceEthical Living: Ethics in Everyday LifeWednesday 16th May – Friday 18th May 2012Prague, Czech Republic read more
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HASTAC Profile: Sharon Daniel
I recently had the opportunity to chat over Skype with Professor Sharon Daniel, who I met at Visible Evidence last summer, but whose work I’ve been following and admiring for some time. During our...
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Finding the words as we create the worlds – Reflections on iMappening 2012
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View ArticleThoughts on Research and Social Action in QTPOC and WOC Art
After our readings in Holly Willis' iMAP class on research in the arts, I am just now beginning to understand the political stakes of this field I have been residing in for years. Based on my readings...
View ArticleAutonets Performance and Workshop in Montreal and The Coming Disturbance at...
I’ll be performing Wednesday in Montreal at HTMlles in collaboration with Life After Life and the 2110 Center for Gender Advocacy at Concordia. Join us!read more
View ArticleCritical Librarianship Symposium - Super Short Notice
So, this is happening tomorrow (Saturday) - if you're in the Brandeis area, make time to join in this free symposium:Critical Librarianship Symposium...
View ArticleTurning FACT Inside Out
This summer at FACT Liverpool, a selection of provocative international artists tackle some of the most pressing, controversial and literally ground-breaking political issues of today, as Turning FACT...
View ArticleRemembering Trayvon Martin: Activism and Racial Justice in our Digital Age
A number of protests and rallies took place in Oakland, Los Angeles, New York and other cities in response to the sentencing of George Zimmerman. The verdict was announced on July 13th and social...
View ArticleOceans, Ecology, Media, Environments
Hi everyone,This is my first year as a HASTAC scholar and I'm interested in connecting with others interested in networks and environmental issues broadly. I'm a 5th year in the Program in Literature...
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A Buddhist Intervention for Big Data Surveillance
I'm really excited to join Justin Joque's "NSA Boddhisattva Project" and share it with you.Based on the practice of spinning prayer wheels and prayer flags, we wanted to develop a technique that...
View ArticleGreetings from Jason, Syracuse U!
I'm honored to be back this year as a HASATC scholar rep'ing Syracuse University's Composition & Cultural Rhetoric program. I'm a 4th year doctoral student interested in intersections between...
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Teaching CUNY at CUNY: Engaging with CUNY Histories and Archives
ConversationFeb 6, 2015, 4:00 pmEnglish Department Lounge (Room 4406)read more
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Tenured / Tenure Track Positions in Emerging Media and Communication at UT...
Please Note: Updated "Review Begins" date of March 16, 2015.read more
View ArticleDeRay Mckesson, curator or leader of a digital movement?
Blog 2 will analyze the current state of leadership in #BlackLivesMatter, as well as overview the procedurality and digital rhetoric of the movement. read more
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Slacktivism: A digital performance?
A few months back, after watching a SNL skit focused a commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. and also poking fun of how white people celebrate the holiday, I got inspired to write this blog series. At...
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