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Applying what you’ve learned so far: technological politics and intersectionality

3 September 20193 September 2019mhicks

Graduate Course on Race, Gender, & Sexuality in Technology

15 April 201815 April 2018mhicks

Technological Disasters?

11 April 20186 December 2019mhicks
Sellafield Power Station

Windscale Essay

4 March 20186 December 2019mhicks

Digital Labor Interviews

4 May 20176 December 2019mhicks

STS: Your Articles

17 April 201717 April 2017mhicks

Digital Labor: Your Articles

13 April 20176 December 2019mhicks

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