In the United States, the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (also
widely known as STEM) attract very few African American, Latino, and Native (…

In Marxist frameworks “distributive justice” depends on extracting value through a centralized
state. Many new social movements—peer to peer economy, maker activism, community …

One of the key challenges for agriculture today is feeding an increasing population without
contributing to climate change. Increasingly, digital agriculture is discussed as a new …

This paper examines imaginaries of work and labor in “open technology” projects (especially
open source software and hackerspaces), based on ethnographic research in North …

As educators and researchers, the authors of this paper participated, at different points in time,
in a National Science Foundation funded research program to place culturally responsive …

This study takes the body (of mother and child), the technoscientific hospital landscape and
professional ritual as the locus of an endeavour to understand the embodied experience of …

This paper aims at exploring the motivation of university students who participated in
servicelearning projects as part of their coursework, and to determine whether their level of …

Scholarship utilizing the Generative Justice framework has focused primarily on qualitative
data collection and analysis for its insights. This paper introduces a quantitative data …

Big Data is control. Consider Technological “watching”(veillance). Whether it is lists of banned
books, files and interrogation reports on arrested people, or algorithms searching massive …

In the United States,“populist” is a controversial and often misunderstood signifier in
common discourse. In addition, the current state of mass media and introduction of social …