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  • 14. February 201929. October 2020
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Building a feminist technological practice: a case of a feminist data set [Video]

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What is feminist data inside of social networks, algorithms, and big data? We invited artist and machine learning designer Caroline Sinders to talk about her own technopractice and her project “Feminist Data Set”.

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Cyberfeminist legacies, technofeminist trajectories, computational practices: where are we today? [Video]

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Cornelia Sollfrank takes a critical look to the cyberfeminism(s) of the 1990s and technofeminisms of today

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Can there be an emancipatory politics of technology today?

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The “Center for Emancipatory Technology” (CET) tries to open up new perspectives in the prevalent public discourse around technology between product-driven innovation romanticism and fear of joblessness.

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