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    Upcoming Events

    Our next events will happen in the 2026 - 2027 academic year! Event details coming soon.

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    Latest Publication

    Living Online, Writing Together, and Longing for Home | featuring an excerpt of “The Longing for Home” from Technoskepticism: Between Possibility and Refusal.

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    Latest Blog Post

    Event Spotlight | Black Boys and the Future of Technology | by Lauren Brace

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    Latest YouTube Video

    Watch the recording of our latest Voices in Protest panel discussion, featuring Victoria Copeland, Kim Fernandes, and Shin Yang in conversation with M. Remi Yergeau.

Project & Publication Highlights

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    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. This is a book about possibility and refusal in relation to new technologies.

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    Voices in Protest Panels

    DISCO ‘Voices in Protest’ is a series of panels hosted by the DISCO Network and University of Michigan Digital Studies Institute.

    Aimed to bring a new perspective to academic scholarship, this programming series invites scholars, public intellectuals, journalists, programmers, and technologists to the University of Michigan campus for public conversations about pressing issues in digital culture and justice. All events are recorded and available on the DISCO Network YouTube channel.

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    DISCO JAM Articles

    Read the latest articles produced by our DISCO Journal Article Manufacturing Sessions (JAMS) hosted by the HAT Lab.

    Articles include “Questioning FemTech: Menstrual Tracking Apps, AI Therapists, and Egg Freezing,” “Stop Fetishizing AI: Learn from What Asian American Women Already Know,” and “To Our Black Boys: You Don’t Need Black Excellence To Be Dope. Being You Is Already Radical,” and more.

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    Technoskepticism: An Interview With the Author

    A video series of discussions about race and technology made as part of Kevin C. Winstead's AFA 3553: Science, Technology, and Race course developed in collaboration with the PREACH Lab and the DISCO Network.

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