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[PAST EVENT] Digital Citizenship Symposium. “Startup Citizens: Radical Reinventions of Democracy and Technology.”
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New mechanisms that allow citizens to participate in decision-making, design shared worlds, and challenge authority have transformed traditional notions of governance and the rights and responsibilities of citizens. This symposium draws upon a significant tradition in American Studies that focuses on how citizenship is defined by “imagined communities,” while also incorporating approaches from feminism, queer theory, disability activism, and racial justice movements.
Food will be provided for those who pre-register as in-person attendees.
Panels:
9:00 am- Laws, Norms, and Platforms. Margaret Hu (William & Mary), Siva Vaidhyanathan (University of Virginia), Katrin Tiidenberg (Tallinn University).
11:00 am- Access, Surveillance, and Participation. micha cárdenas (UC Santa Cruz), Annemarie Perez (CSU Dominguez Hills), Elizabeth Ellcessor (University of Virginia).
2:00 pm- Vulnerability, Identity, and Digital Personae. Jessika Hardy (Vice, Refinery 29), Annie Segarra (YouTuber, artist, and activist for LGBT and disability rights), Joseph Lawless (William & Mary), and Alicia Andrzejewski (William & Mary).
4:00 pm- Magic, Alchemy, and Resistance. Ashleigh Greene-Wade (University of Virginia), Lily Kunda (University of Texas, Austin and William & Mary, Ravynn Stringfield (University of Richmond).
Sponsored by: Equality Lab
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