Full transcript to be published in REFUSE: A Journal of Iconoclasms. Forthcoming, 2022. INTRODUCTION TRANSCRIPT This panel was built in parallel with the building of the Labor Tech Research Network as a 501(c)3 nonprofit. So congratulations to all of us! And congratulations to Winnie Poster for her hard work! As we began imagining, and manifesting…
Category: Talks
Recipes for Technoutopia: On Hospitality and Infrastructure as Experimental Performance. Handbook on Art, Science and Technology Studies.
Jordan, S.B. Recipes for Technoutopia: On Hospitality, Hope and Infrastructure as Experimental Performance. Rogers, Halpern, Hannah, de Ridder-Vignone (Eds.) Handbook of Art, Science and Technology. Routledge Press. (in press). Presented at the 2019 Annual Meeting for the Society of the Social Study of Science (4S) in New Orleans, September 2019. invited presenter at the University…
Matters of Emergenc/y: Breakdown, Crisis and the Production of Scientific Knowledge
Center for Gender in a Global Context and the Department of Sociology February 28, 2020 Environmental crisis, financial crisis, states of emergency and urgency: crisis forms the backdrop of contemporary debates about the role of science and technology in society. Sharing her ethnographic fieldwork in oceanographic and climate-oriented research endeavors over the better part of…
A Dance Around Racism: When Everyone Around You is White, 4S 2020.
A Dance Around Racism: When Everyone Around You is White. Panel on “Choreographies.” 4S 2020 New Orleans. What is the choreography of crisis? This dance can be radical and feminist like Okwui Okpokwasili’s Bronx Gothic or jess pretty’s dream[e]scapes or I laugh to myself thinking that it can also be and often is something like Taylor Swift’s…
Moderator, Mowed Over: Community Governance of Public Space. Maintainers III.
Moderator of panel “Mowed Over: Community Governance of Public Space” at Maintainers III: Policy, Practice and Care conference October 7-9 in Washington, D.C. More information available here. The goal of this workshop is to create a conversation among policy makers, activists and researchers about the different ways communities take on maintenance and stewardship responsibilities for…
“Why Care About Cybersecurity?” National Association of Women Construction Workers
April 10, 2019 Lansing, MI National Association of Women Construction Workers “Why care about cybersecurity?”
“What People Talk About When They Talk About Diversity” AAAS
Steinhardt, S.B. What People Talk About When They Talk About Diversity Presenter on the panel “It’s Time for a Feminist Agenda for Science Communication” at the 2019 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS ‘19) Washington, D.C. – February 14, 2019
On Hospitality and Hope: Where Scientific and Technical Infrastructures Negotiate Their Insiders and Outsiders. 4S ’17.
In this performative brunch, a radical happening, participants sat around a dressed table for a feast as a thought-experiment around the desire to accommodate that rings throughout many modern technological ventures for openness, diversity and participation. Yet, as we see at the table and in our technological endeavors, there is a limit to accommodation and…
“Reflections of the Instrumented Ocean” MSU Media and Information BITLab
“Reflections of the Instrumented Ocean” MSU Media and Information BITLab October 21, 2016 MSU BITLab, October 22, 2016 from Stephanie Steinhardt
“Why Academics Should Care About Cybersecurity”, MSU Media and Information BITLab
Guest Speaker, MSU Media and Information BITLab “Why Should Academics Care about Cybersecurity?” December 2, 2016
Stephanie Beth Jordan 
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