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Saturday, August 29, 2020

EMTech Addressing Race & Technology

 


EmTech
October 19–22, 2020
Online conference

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FEATURED SESSION:

Addressing Race & Technology


Technology has developed in the context of societies that are racist and biased. How do we overcome discriminatory design when it is hard-coded into the very infrastructure that shapes future technology innovations?

Can we imagine, design, and deploy technology that confronts racism and empowers communities that are typically negatively affected by technology? And if so, how?


In this session, you'll hear from Charlton Mcllwain, author of the new book, "Black Software: The Internet & Racial Justice, From the Afronet to Black Lives Matter." 

Charlton Mcllwain
Vice Provost for Faculty Engagement and Development,
New York University

Join us virtually at our flagship event, EmTech MIT, as we explore how racial inequality impacts technology. We’ll examine the checks and balances that are–or should be–in place to ensure an equitable distribution of technologies benefits for all.


In addition, this year's program focuses on emerging technologies and trends to help you lead with innovation. Check out the overview of our program:

October 20: Leading with Innovation
How can we find a path forward from the turmoil of 2020, and what role will Artificial Intelligence and Biomedicine play in shaping the world to come?

October 21: Forces of Change
How can we imagine, design, and deploy technologies for a world that is more just, equitable, and secure for all?

October 22: The Path Forward
Explore the cloud services that run our businesses and connect our lives, and look ahead at the emerging technologies and moonshots that will define tomorrow.

Purchase your ticket today.



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