Infrastructure Solidarity

Infrastructure Solidarity is part of The Relearning Series, an editorial project initiated by Martino Morandi and Jara Rocha on the ongoing techno-political transformations in (remote) educational, learning and research environments. It is a collective attempt to articulate how to infrastructure oth...

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Main Author: Femke Snelting
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Rosenberg & Sellier 2021-11-01
Series:Ardeth
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/ardeth/2194
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description Infrastructure Solidarity is part of The Relearning Series, an editorial project initiated by Martino Morandi and Jara Rocha on the ongoing techno-political transformations in (remote) educational, learning and research environments. It is a collective attempt to articulate how to infrastructure otherwise, in more just and solidary ways. Faced with the urgencies and difficulties that emerge from the intensified dependencies of mediated learning on totalitarian innovation, the series starts from the feeling that the necessary thinking and doing should happen in multiple places, formats, tones and rhythms, and in connection with each other.
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title Infrastructure Solidarity
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institutional practice
feminist infrastructure
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