Over the past years, we’ve carried out projects on various tech policy issues, analysing them from intersectional feminist perspectives, convening experts, and holding futuring workshops to collectively and collaboratively imagine what kinds of policies and narratives we need to enact the change we want to see in the world.
We’ve shared the outputs from those projects on our website, on our blog, newsletter and via social media – but for archival purposes, and to make it as easy as possible for this work to contribute to or be built upon by others, we’ve collated our various work on different topics, in this new, relaunched site: feministtechpolicy.org.
On it, you’ll find spotlighted issues that we’ve worked on in the past. So far, this includes:
Digital violence: analysing frictions within the space, and considering what abolitionist or non-carceral visions for addressing digital violence might be
Digital fairness: examining consumer protection from an intersectional feminist perspective
Feminist tech policy itself: what does it mean to develop feminist tech policy, and how do we get there?
We plan to keep building our ‘spotlights’ on different issues in the future as our portfolio of work grows, and we welcome feedback!