jess reia • 何杰茜

@jhereia.bsky.social

data justice, tech policy, cities & nighttime governance | asst prof of data science & public policy / writer | they•them 🏳️‍⚧️ | 🇧🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸

Really looking forward to tomorrow's discussion with Ploipailin and @jhereia.bsky.social! Joining incredible company with this speaker series. Haven't landed on the official title of my talk yet, but the descriptive title is "AI, Consent, and the Right to Refuse".

jess reia • 何杰茜@jhereia.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Join us for the 10th and last session of the Gender & Tech Series, "Possible AI Futures" on 5/5 @ 10am EDT, featuring @cyn-k.bsky.social and Ploipailin Flynn. Moderated by me & co-organized with @yasmincurzi.com. Free & open to all: dtdlab.virginia.edu/event/gender... <3 @uvadatascience.bsky.social

This is a poster for the upcoming webinar "Possible AI Futures," part of the Gender and Tech Online Tech Series. It is in white, black and dark grey, presenting the basic information anout the event: a qr code to register, the speakers (Cynthia Koo and Ploipailin Flynn), co-organization (Yasmin Curzi and Jess Reia). It will take place on May 5, 2026, at 10am EDT. At the bottom, there is the logo of the sponsor, the UVA Digital Technology Lab.

Frankly, I'm not sure why anyone in the Canadian tech policy space is surprised at Microsoft's latest $7.5 billion investment in data centre expansion, premising "Canadian sovereignty." How are we taking digital sovereignty seriously?

join us for the 4th session of our Gender & Tech Online Talk Series on Sept. 29th, 11AM, EDT. we are eager to host two brilliant keynote speakers, Paz Peña (Mozilla Foundation) and Tamara Kneese (Data & Society), who will discuss the social and environmental impacts of technocapitalism. more info: 👇

jess reia • 何杰茜@jhereia.bsky.social · 12mo ago

Interested in environmental justice & how gender inequalities are embedded in technology infrastructure? Join us for the 4th Gender & Tech webinar, Sept. 29 11am EDT, with Paz Peña Ochoa & @tamigraph.bsky.social. Free & open. Registration: virginia.zoom.us/webinar/regi... Co-org w/ @yasmincurzi.com

Poster of the 4th talk in the Gender and Tech Online Talk Series: Technocapitalism and Environmental Justice. IT features a dark green and orange abstract pattern, with the information about the event in white:
Speakers:
Paz Peña, Mozilla Foundation
Tamara Kneese, Data & Society
Moderated by Jess Reia
September 29th, 11am EDT.

This series is co-organized by Yasmin Curzi and Jess Reia.

In the bottom of the poster we have two sponsor logos: UVA Digital Technology for Democracy Lab and UVA School of Data Science