In celebration of the publication of James Kilgore's "Understanding E-Carceration" (The New Press, 2022), this event brings together activists, abolitionists, students and academics to discuss important themes in the book. Beyond the increasing social understanding of the oppression of ankle shackles, we will look specifically at the growth of community surveillance regimes, and how bodies […]
Join us this July with MediaJustice Network members and friends to learn all about the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), the recent federal internet subsidy. We’ll hear from the National Consumer Law Center about how this program has changed as it transformed from the temporary EBB program to the long term ACP. We’ll talk about the […]
From COVID-19 to abortion access to Monkeypox, we continue to see massive public health failures. In the face of this organized abandonment and criminalization, we are simultaneously struggling against the impact of profit-driven technology that catalyzes mass surveillance and rampant misinformation and disinformation. The MediaJustice Network’s Fall political education series examines the current landscape of […]
Have you wondered where your health data goes when you use an app? Are you interested in learning about consentful technology? What might health tracking apps look like if they were designed to be consentful? Many of us rely on apps and devices to track our health data because they’re so convenient and easy to […]