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Category: Liveblog

Participants at the 2026 Summer Institute in Computational Social Science in Kenya (Photo: Terry Boke, CC BY-SA 4.0)

Bridging the Wikimedia Movement and Computational Social Science

June 2026

How can scientists support the global movement for access to knowledge while also making discoveries about our social world?  This […]

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Scott Loarie, Executive Director of iNaturalist, presenting at the 2025 CAPS meeting, in front of a screen with photos of people collecting images.

For Fun, Science, and Action: Scott Loarie on iNaturalist

May 2025

How can people who might not see themselves as scientists have fun while contributing to science and making a difference […]

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Liveblog: Keynote Speaker Catherine Teitelbaum

July 2024

At TrustCon, Tuesday opened with an inspiring keynote talk from Catherine Teitelbaum, who shared perspectives and lessons from more than […]

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Liveblog: Trust & Safety x Responsible AI: Bridging the Gap

July 2024

This week, I’m attending TrustCon: a global conference for trust and safety professionals. I’ll be liveblogging some of the panels […]

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Re-imaging power and care in content moderation – CSCW Liveblog

October 2023

How can research help us better understand online hatred and manage it effectively? Whose voices should we center in that […]

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Early Toothbrush testing machine at Consumer Reports

Test & Protest: A Conversation With Consumer Reports Digital Lab

May 2022

As our lives become more and more shaped by digital technologies, how can consumer protection organizations work together with the […]

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Building a Community-Focused Laboratory, with Max Liboiron

February 2022

Collaborative laboratory spaces can model research that addresses the politics of knowledge production, professionalization, funding, ethics, and authorship. But how […]

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Reclaiming Data, Reclaiming Narratives: Jonathan Dewar, Sofia Locklear, and Jason Lewis on Indigenous Data Sovereignty

January 2022

How can indigenous communities reshape data regimes to exercise their right to self-determination, tell the stories of their communities, and […]

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How Did Fixing Tractors Become Copyright Violation? MC Forelle at Cornell

November 2020

What does it mean to own your vehicle, when tech companies use copyright law to control who has the right […]

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Photo of Niloufar Salehi

Restorative Justice Approaches to Addressing Online Harm – Niloufar Salehi

July 2020

How can we address online harms such as revenge porn? And how can lessons and procedures from restorative justice apply […]

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