Events
The Digital In/Justices Initiative regularly hosts public events to foster dialogue around the social, political, and cultural dimensions of digital transformation. From lectures by leading scholars to interactive networking formats, these events bring together diverse perspectives from academia, activism, and civil society.
Past Events
Emilie Jäger Lecture 2025 – Digital In/Justice and Data Feminism
What if data were a site of resistance rather than control? In this public lecture, Prof. Dr. Catherine D’Ignazio (MIT) explored how feminist collectives around the world are documenting feminicides to make gender-based violence visible. Drawing on her concept of data feminism, she highlighted how care-based data activism opens new imaginaries for transformative data justice.
Digital In/Justice Networking Event
How do we build meaningful collaborations across disciplines, sectors, and communities? This interactive event brought together researchers, activists, and civil society actors working on critical questions of digitalization. Through professional speed dating, thematic stations and informal exchanges, participants explored shared interests and opportunities for collaboration across career stages.
Incorporating digital in/justice perspectives in our teaching
The networking meeting fostered exchange on critical approaches to digitalization in higher education, from existing courses to new ideas tackling tech oligarchies, data (in)security, border datafication, platformization of work, and algorithmic discrimination.
