Feminist Futures is an ongoing participatory art project that advocates for just and diverse futures of the Internet. In workshops, participants discuss the current issues of the Internet, and then re-imagine them through stories, comics, or poems. What results is an open-source archive of stories that provide strategies for change (www.feministfutures.net). In this workshop, we map current issues on the Internet from feminist perspectives. Then, together with the attendees, we ask critical questions and create alternative visions for a feminist Internet.
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- Feminist future making, creative writing and networking
- Click for more information on Feminist Futures and the Branch Magazine.
Feminist Futures – Imagining Another Internet – Branch Magazine x Katrin Fritsch (AT)
photo Florian Voggeneder
photo Florian Voggeneder
Katrin Fritsch (AT) – Feminist Futures Workshop
photo Florian Voggeneder
photo Florian Voggeneder
Feminist Futures – Imagining Another Internet – Branch Magazine x Katrin Fritsch (AT)
photo Florian Voggeneder
photo Florian Voggeneder
Biography
Katrin Fritsch (AT) researches, writes, and consults at the intersection of technology, feminism, and climate justice. She advises non-profits, ministries, and businesses on emerging technologies. Previously, Katrin co-founded and co-led MOTIF Institute for Digital Culture, a think tank working towards social justice in the digital age. Katrin is co-initiator of the participatory art project Feminist Futures; and currently works with the The Green Web Foundation for their Branch magazine. She holds an MSc in Data and Society of the London School of Economics and Political Science.Credits
Facilitator is Katrin Fritsch.
Project Credits: Katrin Fritsch & Helene von Schwichow
