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Mariel García-Montes in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

Sep 25, 2023

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Data + Bodies + Territories — A Data + Feminism and Tierra Comun event

Catherine D'Ignazio (she/ella) in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

Jan 27, 2021

A diagram with five steps that describe how Black women who speak truth to power endure disbelief, dismissal, and gaslighting

The Abuse and Misogynoir Playbook

Where will the Streets Take You? Data Narratives using the Audit the Streets Database

Catherine D'Ignazio (she/ella) in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

May 16, 2023

The Urgency of Moving from Bias to Power

This is reproduced from the foreword I wrote for the European Data Protection Law Review’s special issue on Data Bias & Inequality, Volume 8 (2022), Issue 4.

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Mariel García-Montes in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

Sep 27, 2023

Datos + cuerpos + territorios — Un evento de Datos y Feminismo y Tierra Comun

Elizabeth Borneman in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

Aug 10, 2021

“We Never Wanted Him Here”

By Elizabeth Borneman, Lily Xie, and Hua Xi, Data + Feminism Lab

Introduction —…

Tess McCann in Data + Feminism Lab, MIT

May 27, 2021

“Making Sense of Maps and Data” at the Leventhal Map and Education Center

These were the top 10 stories published by Data + Feminism Lab, MIT; you can also dive into yearly archives: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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The Data + Feminism Lab uses data and computational methods to work towards gender and racial justice, particularly as they relate to space and place.

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Data + Bodies + Territories — A Data + Feminism and Tierra Comun event

The Abuse and Misogynoir Playbook

Disbelieving, devaluing and discrediting the contributions of Black…

Restoring Institutional Memory: Narrating MIT’s role in Indigenous genocide

Announcing: A beautiful, open source zine template

Mandela, Massachusetts: Design Futures for a Proposed City

Where will the Streets Take You? Data Narratives using the Audit the Streets Database

The Urgency of Moving from Bias to Power

Datos + cuerpos + territorios — Un evento de Datos y Feminismo y Tierra Comun

“We Never Wanted Him Here”

Introduction —…

“Making Sense of Maps and Data” at the Leventhal Map and Education Center