Data & Society is delighted to announce that Michelle Miller, director of innovation for the Center of Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School, has joined the organization’s board of directors. Read more

Data & Society is pleased to welcome nine new affiliates, joining a network of affiliates and advisors who collaborate with D&S staff to realize a future where technological development is guided by equity and human dignity. Read more

Led by Tamara Kneese and joined by affiliates Zane Griffin Talley Cooper and Xiaowei R. Wang, our new climate program will examine the social and environmental repercussions of the expanded global infrastructures and labor practices that sustain the growth of digital technologies, from AI and blockchain to streaming and data storage. It's a critical time, and we’re excited to get to work. Read more

On May 8 and 9, we’re hosting an online workshop on the intersection of generative AI technologies and work. Learn more about what we’re looking for and apply by February 7. Read more

Join us to reflect, critique, and imagine the manifold ways that digital, physical, and social infrastructures are built, broken, reconstructed, and mythologized. Read more

The election of a Trump-Vance administration comes at a critical time for our democracy, and for technology policy. In a time of uncertainty, Data & Society will continue to stand for the public interest. Read more

Data & Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Alice Marwick as the organization’s director of research.  Read more

We are pleased to welcome nine new affiliates, joining an existing group of advocates and researchers who collaborate with the organization. Read more

Data & Society is pleased to welcome Maia Woluchem as director of the organization’s Trustworthy Infrastructures program. Read more

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