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We look for new ways of working and collaborating online: from virtual communities to new activisms.

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Connected refuge: rethinking the home in the light of the virus

Ferran Esteve

COVID-19 has reminded us of the importance of the home while favouring in-depth changes in our ways of inhabiting it.

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The Fight of African Women

Carlos Bajo

African women have found in social media networks a space for denouncing the discrimination that reigns in conventional police, court and legislative structures.

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Social movements in a time of pandemic

Dafne Calvo

COVID-19 has challenged the creativity of citizens in lockdown, who have responded to the crisis through numerous expressions of solidarity, both online and offline.

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Memes as digital crafts

Felipe G. Gil

A democratic source of collective creativity, memes define our digital culture through transformative practices.

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The Digital Environment is Fighting COVID-19 in Africa

Carlos Bajo

Across the whole continent initiatives are appearing that, supported by digital technologies, aim to fight the virus.

Rethinking Artificial Intelligence through Feminism

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Technology

Rethinking Artificial Intelligence through Feminism

Caroline Sinders

From a feminist perspective, we offer a critical analysis of the machine learning of artificial intelligences to find more equitable practices.

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Jason Y. Ng: “Violence will only lead to more escalated violence”

Sergi Vicente

We talk to this lawyer, activist, and journalist about his experiences with protests and non-violent civil disobedience in Hong Kong.

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Carolin Emcke: “We need a language of utopia to accompany our discontent”

Roger Manau Flotats

We talk with the German philosopher and journalist about the need to heed the complex web of violences, of hate and of silences and the need to find words to fight it.

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Women and Data: Counting Gender Inequalities

Tània Verge Mestre

Within the feminist movement various initiatives are in place to collect data, both quantitative and qualitative, to document gender inequalities and make them count.