Digital Blackness

Culture, Theory and Technology in the Network Ecology

30 June 2017

The Digital Blackness Conference June 30th 2017 is open for registration. Themes on the day include black content creation, black feminist and queer discourses online, emerging digital literary practices, resistance and activist strategies, and broader questions of digital epistemologies and decolonising.  

We welcome attendees from inside and outside the academic environment. Lunch, tea & coffee will be provided for a limited number of attendees on the day (first come first serve). There are limited spaces available so please be considerate – if you are unsure you that you will be able to attend do not reserve a ticket. 

Find more information about registration & the programme on the website

Categories: Research, Studies, Teaching

Tags: decolonial theory, digital blackness, Digital Humanities, technology