Critical Information Studies: Society, Culture and Technology
Examining the relationships among information, technology, power and inequality across social and cultural contexts, with a focus on justice, identity, representation, labor and the broader consequences of information systems in everyday life.
Researchers
- Ryan Calo
- Marika Cifor
- Chris Coward
- Ali Durran
- Lane Eagles
- Anna Lauren Hoffmann
- Joseph Janes
- Chris Jowaisas
- W.E. King
- Mara Kirdani-Ryan
- Lindah Kotut
- Clarita Lefthand-Begay
- Jessica Luke
- Renee Lynch
- Adam Moore
- Rachel Moran
- Temi Odumosu
- Nassim Parvin
- Sara Sanford
- Meena Selvakumar
- Max Skorodinsky
- Pelle Tracey
- Melanie Walsh
- Stacey Wedlake
- Heather Whiteman
- Jason Young
- Annie Zhang
Related Projects and Grants
Microsystems Foundry for Unlocking Scientific Exploration (MicroFUSE)
PI: Nassim Parvin
Funding: National Science Foundation, $100,207
Dates: 2024-2028
Scaling Community Through Archives: A National Program to Expand Community Archives
PI: Marika Cifor
Funding: Institute of Museum and Library Services, $399,485
Dates: 2024-2027
Faculty Organizing for Community Archives Support (FOCAS) Internship & Resource Development Project
PI: Marika Cifor
Funding: The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, $850,000
Dates: 2024-2027
This Site is Fake Dot Com: A Novel Resource for Teaching Information Literacy and a Community Model to Support it
PI: Stacey Wedlake
Funding: Institute of Museum and Library Services, $249,884
Dates: 2024-2027
Developing a Spanish-language Homosaurus: Using Multi-language Linked Data to Enhance LGBTQ+ Resource Discoverability
PI: Marika Cifor
Funding: National Endowment for the Humanities, $349,759
Dates: 2023-2026
Responsible Datasets in Context: Expanding Ethical Humanities Data Education
PI: Melanie Walsh
Funding: Mozilla Foundation, $49,000
Dates: 2024-2025
Building Resistance to Cancer Nutrition Misinformation through an Escape Room Game Intervention
PI: Chris Coward
Funding: National Cancer Center, $94,560
Dates: 2023-2024
Co-designing for Trust: Reimagining Online Information Literacies with Underserved Communities
PI: Jason Young
Funding: National Science Foundation, $2,611,462
Dates: 2022-2024
