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We had such productive and inspiring workshop in Athens this past days for the @CostDATAMIG #data #migration #Border Looking forward to continuing this fruitful collaboration meeting wonderful colleagues from the European Academia and different fields 👌🏻
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COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
This deep insight into collaborative attempts of seeking justice in the context of obfuscation has been truely inspiring for the entire conference. Many thanks to the lawyers, border forensics and solidarian activists contributing to this pre-event!
The COST ACTION Chair and 3 of our working group leaders in sunny Athens for our annual conference! @nina_amelung @Pollozek @arycruzant
Views from Athens these past days: The local team in Greece organised a fantastic pre-event on "Migration/Border Data Matters, Introduction: On No Data in the Era of Big Data, The Case of the Pylos Tragedy".
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
TO LISTEN 📻 On June 14, 2023, a fishing trawler carrying 750 people sank near Pylos, in one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the Mediterranean. @iMEdD_org new audio documentary, "Pylos: A Υear Οn", explores the ins and outs of this story.
Find it here: buff.ly/3x41Nhi
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
How to engage with datafication of migration more inclusively whilst protecting negatively affected communities? @t_bazz will join the discussion by connecting AI resistance from whistleblowing to social justice. Tomorrow at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens.
Our Annual Conference kicks off tomorrow in Athens!! Big thank you to Telly Tympas and all those in Athens helping to organise this amazing event.
Programme link sts.phs.uoa.gr/fileadmin/dep…
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
We meet for a fantastic @datamig program of writing key words (WG1), reflexive practices on (counter) monitoring and mapping (WG2), and critical forensic investigative engagements with datafied migration and border control (WG3) in Athens. sts.phs.uoa.gr/fileadmin/dep…
Our Annual Conference kicks off tomorrow in Athens!! Big thank you to Telly Tympas and all those in Athens helping to organise this amazing event.
Programme link sts.phs.uoa.gr/fileadmin/dep…
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
STS-MigTec Circle events are back this month!
"Surveillance evangelists: Private technology companies and the future of crimmigration control in Africa" by @SamuelSingler Friday 31.5. 3–4:30pm CET.
Don't forget to sign up! Info here (spaces limited): sts-migtec.org/events/survei…
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
Join us! Autumn School & Conference “Building Bridges in Times of Crisis: Knowledge Exchange on Science & Technology”, Nov 20-22, FCSH Lisbon, org by the Thematic Section of Knowledge, Science & Technology of the Portuguese Sociology Association. Info:
stnr.aps.pt/conhecimento-cie…
Call for Papers! Escola de Outono e Conferência “Construir pontes em tempos de crise: Troca de conhecimento sobre ciência e tecnologia”, 20 a 22 de Novembro de 2024, NOVA FCSH, Lisboa, prazo: 30 de Junho, mais info: stnr.aps.pt/conhecimento-cie…
COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
We are hiring two PhD researchers for my project PLATFORM WARS @UAntwerpen: (1) On military tech and changing socio-technical practices of warfighting (IR, STS, Anthropology); (2) On the regulatory role of hi-tech firms (IR and legal studies). ⏰Deadline for applying: 10 July.
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COST Action DATAMIG retweeted
The @stsmigtec paper workshop and @CostDATAMIG meeting of working group 1 come to such a good end in Utrecht! What a pleasure to create opportunities for so many new things to grow from here! Thank you all!
Working group 3 'Laboratory' is pleased to announce the call for papers for the Annual Meeting in Athens! The call is titled' Data Trouble, Flesh, and Migrant Subjectivity'. Contributions of different formats are most welcome.
Interested participants should email [email protected]























