Digital Gender

Die internationale Tagung Digital Gender: Ethik, Macht und (Geschlechter-)Wissen in Systemen künstlicher Intelligenz im Deutschen Hygiene-Museum widmet sich dem Wechselspiel zwischen Geschlecht und Technologie.

Crip-epistemics in/of film, media, and games: Enganging the Archives of Disability

The panel aims to discuss visual media as means of crip knowledge-making, as a tool for re-thinking, re-configuring, and re-organising the existing knowledge about diversity and the established histories.

Talk by Jonathan Mitchell, University College Dublin (Imagining Technologies for Disability Futures)

NNGBH Seminar Series, 16 December 2021, 12 noon (BST), 13.00 (CET)

Designing Enabling Technologies for Marginalised Groups 

Guest Editors: Dr Marc Fabri and Dr Nigel Newbutt

Call for peer-reviewed article, case studies, opinion pieces, and technology reviews that help to understand the role of enabling technology design with, and for, marginalised groups

Special Issue of Journal of Enabling Technologies

Barrierefreiheit in der Wissenschaft

Invisible & Under-Represented? Disability History, Objects & Heritage

This student led conference seeks to highlight the work of researchers investigating object based histories of disability and/or the place of disability and disabled people in museums, archives and heritage institutions.

 

Die Tagung setzt sich zum Ziel, eine neue Perspektive auf die (Wissens-)Geschichte von analogen und digitalen Interfaces zu eröffnen, die die Bedeutung des Akustischen für die Ausdifferenzierung gegenwärtiger Interfacekulturen herausarbeitet.

Dreaming Disability Justice in HCI

This one-day workshop aims to bring people together doing research to address ableism that takes a justice-oriented and intersectional perspective. 

 

Disability, Embodiment, and Online Socialization: Computerized Conferencing Technology in the 1970s

Hosted by Leuphana Universität Lüneburg, Prof. Jan Müggenburg, CDC // DCRL

For a Special Issue of Social Inclusion, edited by Owen Barden, Laura Waite, Erin Pritchard and Ana Bê Pereira