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    Upcoming Events

    Feeling the Future: Asian/Americanist Takes on Techno-Empire, Chinamaxxing, & the “American Century of Humiliation” | Wednesday, September 23, 2026

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    Latest Publication

    DISCO Network Book Jam Report: An Introduction to a Collaborative Writing Model for the Humanities

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    Latest Blog Post

    Banff Book Jam 2026 Recap | by Giselle Mills

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    Latest YouTube Video

    Watch the recording of Against Surveillance and Spectacle: Building Global Resistance to Tech-Mediated Oppression

Project & Publication Highlights

  • Cover of Technoskepticism: Between Possibility and Refusal

    Technoskepticism: Between Possibility and Refusal

    Published by Stanford University Press in February 2025.

    From Munchausen by Tiktok to wellness apps to online communities to AI, the DISCO Network explores the possibilities that technoskepticism can create.

  • Remi Yergeau, Victoria Copeland, Kim Fernandes, and Shin Yang speaking at a panel discussion.

    Voices in Protest Panels

    ‘Voices in Protest’ invites scholars to the University of Michigan campus for public conversations about pressing issues in digital culture and justice. Hosted by the DISCO Network and University of Michigan Digital Studies Institute.

  • Illustrations of six individuals engaged in various activities related to technology, with text about feminist perspectives on empowering technologies.

    DISCO JAM Articles

    DISCO JAMS (Journal Article Manufacturing Sessions) brings together scholars to collect, organize, and disseminate the most current research and perspectives on pressing societal issues. Hosted by the HAT Lab at Northwestern University.

  • Rianna and Maia Walcott in front of Black Homeplaces mural.

    DISCO CO(LAB)

    DISCO CO(LAB) is a series of inter-institutional collaborative research projects themed around Automating Black Joy, Black Homeplaces, and Black Digital Migration. Hosted by the BCaT Lab at the University of Maryland.

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