Ethox seminar- Feminist-Ethical Perspectives on Digital (Health) Technologies
Dr Regina Müller
Tuesday, 14 February 2023, 11am to 12.30pm
Big Data Institute, Lower Ground Seminar Room 1, Oxford Population Heath, University of Oxford
Fitness coaches, symptom checkers, sleep assistants, period trackers: the digital assistants help us in our everyday lives and promise to enhance our health and autonomy. At the same time, discrimination and sexism can often be found in the applications. Feminist apps want to change that, but how can digital developments, such as apps, be understood as feminist? What are the criteria for a feminist-ethical analysis and what would be the benefits of such a perspective?
This will be a hybrid seminar in the Big Data Institute, Lower Ground Seminar Room 1. If you will join online, please register here.
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