Cripping Technology
Fall 2023
iCourse and oCourse | Session A
Leonardo Lab Series
In what specific ways has society limited access to space and opportunities for individuals with disabilities, and how do these practices harm everyone?
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How can art and technology change our relationships with space, bodies, and abilities?
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How can art and technology deconstruct the way we build our world, from architecture to social structures, around the idea of a stable and idealized human body?
How can we research our intersectional human experiences in order to create innovative solutions through art and technology?
In this Leonardo Series of Humanities Lab students will reimagine enshrined notions of how a body-mind can move, look, and communicate. Through arts-integrated research into disability justice, students will engage and remake creative technologies through the lens of accessibility.
Collaborations
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- Collaborators TBA
Impact Outcomes
Students will share their findings with the general public in a format of their choosing. Check this page at the end of the semester for more information!
Cripping Technology in the News
At the Humanities Lab, we strive to ensure our Labs are relevant and current. Here are some recent articles about technology and disability justice in today’s news.
Disabled Do-It-Yourselfers Lead Way to Technology Gains
Enrollment Information
Fall 2023: Online |
iCourse and oCourse, Session A |
| Humanities Lab | iHUL 494 & 598, oHUL 494 & 598 |
| Arts, Media & Engineering | iAME 494 & 598 |
| Sociology | iSOC 498 & 598 |
