Events
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Decolonial Feminist Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence
This symposium seeks to explore the possibilities and contradictions surrounding AI. It brings together decolonial feminist perspectives and research on artificial intelligence and opens a space for critical reflection on living with and thinking about ethical futures in relation to AI.
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Toolbox #2: Heraclitus & Aristotle – Figures of Contradiction & The Law of Noncontradiction
Toolbox in the Summer Term 2025
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Introduction with Rozena Maart (Mercator Fellow)
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Welcome Retreat
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Workshop #1 – Data as/in Contradictions: Research, Practices, Politics (Postdoc Intro)
Drawing on the research projects of the postdoctoral Fellows of the RTG 2686, this three-part workshop invites our doctoral researchers to collectively reflect on the intersections between data and contradictions. We will explore how data is both shaped by political, social, and epistemic contradictions and, in turn, actively shapes these contradictions.
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Workshop #2 – Solidarity by Choice and Not by Co-optation: Getting to Know Each Other Using Different Data Stories
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Toolbox #3: How to decolonize Contradiction | Resistance and Counterhegemony
Toolbox #3a | »The danger of a single story« (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie) – How to decolonize Contradiction (Gisela Febel & Kerstin Knopf)
Toolbox #3b | Resistance and Counterhegemony (Gisela Febel)
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Workshop #3 – Data as/in Contradictions: Research, Practices, Politics
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Toolbox #4: Life/World/Concept
Toolbox in the Summer Term 2025
Past Events
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How to Handle your (Digital) Research Data Responsibly
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Namwali Serpell’s The Old Drift: Disruption
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Learning Skills from Media Instructions
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Conceptualizing Resistance and Counterhegemony
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Working with the Concepts of Resistance and Counterhegemony
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Exclusionary Inclusions: Race in (Trans)national Imaginaries
The first discussion in WoC’s new Agora format will focus on the exclusionary effects of contemporary discourses and politics of inclusion. Taking the globalization and mediatization of the Black Lives Matter movement as a starting point, the event will discuss transcultural negotiations of anti-racism against the backdrop of different colonial histories.
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Alltag und Netzwerke des tschechoslowakischen Exils in Wien nach 1968
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Law and (its) Contradictions
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Spaces Old and New
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Conflicting Spatialities?