Dear all,

Please join us virtually via Zoom on Friday, April 9th from 10:45am–4:30pm for the fourth annual NULab Spring Conference, "Data and Social Justice," showcasing the work of faculty, graduate students, and research collaborators.

Registration is required; please RSVP here.

This conference will feature a keynote address by Patricia Williams, University Distinguished Professor of Law and Humanities at Northeastern University, whose work explores critical race theory and movements in American legal theory.

We will also hold three panels of talks by Northeastern faculty and graduate students featuring:

Nicole Aljoe: English and Africana Studies; Director of Africana Studies Program
Rahul Bhargava: Art + Design and Journalism
Avery Blankenship: English

Angeles Martinez Cuba: MIT, Urban Studies and Planning, Data + Feminism Lab

Tieanna Graphenreed: English
Meg Heckman: Journalism
Jessica Linker: History
Jim McGrath: History
Ángel David Nieves: Africana Studies, History, and Digital Humanities; Director of Public Humanities
K.J. Rawson: English and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Cailin Roles: English
Eamon Schlotterback: English
Matthew Simonson: Network Science
David Smith: Computer Science

Please see the attached flyer and event page for more details and the conference program: http://bit.ly/spring-conference-2021.

To make space for informal discussions and community building, this conference will not be recorded.

We hope to see you there!

Kind regards,

Julianna Wessels

NULab Co-Coordinator