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 /\n	\n	Dr. Lauren Klein will speak about her current project on Data Feminis
 m. In addition to the research itself\, she will speak to her decision of 
 undergoing an open review process and how that speaks to her ideas of femi
 nism and social justice. She will build on this concept from her open book
  review: 'We have chosen to put this draft online because of a foundationa
 l principle of this project: that all knowledge is incomplete\, and that t
 he best knowledge is gained by bringing together multiple partial perspect
 ives.'\n	\n	Klein is an Associate Professor in the School of Literature\, Me
 dia\, and Communication at Georgia Tech\, where she also directs the Digit
 al Humanities Lab. She received her PhD in English and American Studies fr
 om the CUNY Graduate Center\, and my AB in Literature (English and French)
  from Harvard University. She is currently at work on two major projects: 
 the first\, Data by Design\, is an interactive book on the history of data
  visualization\; and the second\, Data Feminism\, co-authored with Catheri
 ne D'Ignazio\, is a trade book that explores the intersection of feminist 
 thinking and data science. She also maintains ongoing research into the ap
 plication of quantitative methods to the 'data' of early American culture.
  Her first book\, Matters of Taste: Eating\, Aesthetics\, and the Early Am
 erican Archive\, is forthcoming from the University of Minnesota Press. It
  shows how thinking about eating can help to tell new stories about the ra
 nge of people\, from the nation's first presidents to their enslaved chefs
 \, who worked to establish a cultural foundation for the United States. Wi
 th Matthew K. Gold\, she edits Debates in the Digital Humanities (Universi
 ty of Minnesota Press)\, a hybrid print/digital publication stream that ex
 plores debates in the field as they emerge.\n	\n	This event is part of the F
 eminist and Accessible Publishing and Communications Technologies Speaker 
 and Workshop Series (https://www.feministandaccessiblepublishingandtechnol
 ogy.com). This series was made possible thanks to the Social Sciences and 
 Humanities Research Council of Canada\, the Institute for Gender\, Sexuali
 ty\, and Feminist Studies of 黑料不打烊\, MILA\, the Dean of Arts Development 
 Fund of 黑料不打烊\, Media @黑料不打烊\, 黑料不打烊's Department of History and Classi
 cal Studies\, the William Dawson Fund\, R茅QEF\, the Moving Image Research 
 Laboratory\, Element AI\, and L'Eugu茅lionne: Montreal's Feminist Bookstore
 .\n	\n	There is no fee required to attend this event. Notes on accessibility
  will be announced closer to the event.\n
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LOCATION:Room 118\, Wilson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2A7\, 3506 rue U
 niversity
SUMMARY:Lauren Klein on Data Feminism and Open Review
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