Mobilizing Data for Justice
Mobilizing Data for Justice is a podcast by the Data Justice Hube that looks at how activists gather and make sense of data. Data activists from around the world have developed creative methods for archiving and visualizing data, confronting surveillance infrastructures, and fostering communities of practice that invite us to think about data differently. Join us as we hear from researchers and activists around the world as we explore how they do their work, how they take care of themselves, and what they beleive is the future for data activism.
Episodes
This podcast episode is an edited interview with Amber Macintyre from Tactical Tech. She tells us about her recent work, what inspires her, and her hopes for the future.
Find out more about Amber's work here: https://tacticaltech.org/team-and-board/amber-macintyre-data-influence-democracy/
In this episode we interview Nas and Jess from Visualizing Palestine. They tell us about how they overcome challenges and obstacles in their work, why the work is important, and what they see in the future.
Find out more about Nas and Jess and their work here: https://visualizingpalestine.org/the-team/
This episode is an edited interview with Petra Molnar from Refugee Law Lab. Petra told us about why she began this work, her current projects, and what keeps her motivated.
Find out more about Petra's work at: https://www.petramolnar.com/about
This episode is an edited interview with Giancarlo Fiorella from Bellingcat. Giancarlo told us about how he does his work, why the work is important, and how he takes care of himself and others.
Check out some of Giancarlo's work here: https://www.bellingcat.com/author/giancarlofiorella/
This podcast is an edited interview with Alex from the Accountability Archive. Alex tells us about how he got involved in archiving, why the work is important, and how it’s impacted him.
Find out more about the Accountability Archive here: https://accountabilityarchive.org/
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