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Our special issue, "Beyond the Tropicalization of Concepts: Theorizing Digital Realities with and from the Global South," is here! Co-edited by Edgar Gómez Cruz, Heather Horst, Cheryll Soriano, and myself, it's now available in Communication, Culture & Critique. academic.oup.com/ccc/issue/16/4

I'm excited that my book Silicon Valley Imperialism is coming out soon, and it turns out that there are a few more days to preorder it for half off with the 50% coupon CYBER23. dukeupress.edu/silicon-valley… Also so grateful to include the amazing Alex Horghidan's artwork on the cover!

Join the Data + Feminism Lab this Friday 12-1pm in conversation with @firuzehsv about her new book "In Defense of Solidarity and Pleasure: Feminist Technopolitics from the Global South". Moderated by the brilliant Radhika Radhakrishnan and Alessandra. REGISTER: bit.ly/ptd-event23

☎️[External Call for Applications] Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience Join Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience as Co-Editors and Associate Editors. Applications open, with reviews starting around mid-January 2024. 🚀 📚Details at: tapuya.org/category/exter… #STS #Feminism #CallforApplications

Finally out: Feminist Philosophical Toys: Playful Companions and Live Theorization | With the amazing Rebecca Rouse & in my favorite journal, Hypatia: bit.ly/3Us5SU3

How can AI technologies promote gender equality and social justice? Maryland Arts & Humanities's Neda Atanasoski, associate education director for #UMD’s Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM), explains. #AIMaryland go.umd.edu/4br1ZFw

Very much looking forward to this event in just a couple of weeks! Heart Sense: Anne Pollock & Nina Wakeford in dialogue with Nassim Parvin Tickets, Fri, Jul 12, 2024 at 1:00 PM | Eventbrite images.app.goo.gl/Brwc1Qo7V1fHod…

Our next talk is on Fri 12 July 13:00 -13:45 📆 Heart Sense: Anne Pollock & Nina Wakeford in dialogue with Nassim Parvin, PhD. Get your tickets 👉 london.sciencegallery.com/sgl-events/hea…

I am hiring Program Manager for Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access, and Sovereignty (IDEAS) to work w/ me on creating & executing the IDEAS vision for the iSchool. More at uw.edu/jobs/ (select Find A Job, & search for Req #236582). #AcademicTwitter. Spread widely!

Catch Assistant Professor SA Smythe in U of T Black Research Network's first #BRNBrilliance feature ⬇️

We are hiring! The UW Information School has the following open roles: ischool.uw.edu/about/jobs/ 📷 Assistant Professor, Teaching Track, Data Science 📷 Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Library and Information Science 📷 Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Informatics

More positions: 📷 Assistant Professor, Teaching Track, Library and Information Science We are an interdisciplinary, growing school at the UW in the cultural and tech hub of Seattle. Check out our website to learn more about these opportunities! ischool.uw.edu/about/jobs/

For those at UW or online, I'm excited to be discussing Silicon Valley Imperialism with Nassim Parvin, PhD and Jenna Grant this Friday at 12:30PT at CSDE UW! csde.washington.edu/seminar/silico… Duke University Press

Supported by a new $2M U.S. National Science Foundation grant, new visualization tools and computer games by Nassim Parvin, PhD of the University of Washington iSchool and colleagues at Georgia Tech and more are helping students learn. Check out this interactive, collaborative project: Georgia Tech Computing ece.gatech.edu/news/2024/10/g…

Our book (out in May) now has a cover! tinyurl.com/technocreep. [Also, follow me at @nassimparvin.bsky.social. I will be out of X soon!]

Thrilled to announce the March issue is out, with a special bilingual section on ‘Knowing Borders’ edited by Maria Torres, Lindsay Smith & Rodrigo Parrini-Roses with cover art by Nirvana Paz. A bumper issue with 19 articles & 3 book reviews 🤩Check it out: catalystjournal.org/index.php/cata…

The contributors to "Technocreep and the Politics of Things Not Seen," edited by Neda Atanasoski & Nassim Parvin, capture the ambivalence of new and emerging technologies that provoke a sense of creep. #CulturalStudies #CriticalEthnicStudies buff.ly/VsWVCqV

UPCOMING: Join us in-person or virtually for a conversation about Building the Indigenous Internet, with Ashley Cordes, Majerle Lister, and Lisa Nakamura 🗓️ Monday, Apr 14, 2 - 3:30 PM ET 📍 Weiser Hall 10th Floor, UMich & Zoom More info and register: events.umich.edu/event/130932

Out in the world soon!

Save 30% #NewBook "Technocreep and the Politics of Things Not Seen," edited by Neda Atanasoski & @nassimparvin, which captures the ambivalence of new and emerging technologies that provoke a sense of creep. #TechnologyStudies #CulturalStudies buff.ly/gCDoq6G