You are warmly invited to the CPDP 2026 Feminist Book Club, thanks to the support of LSTS and Privacy Salon.
We are delighted to welcome you to this special session, which is part of a series we host within the Gender, Law & Technology Reading Group at LSTS.
You might wonder: why a Feminist Book Club at CPDP, and why “feminist” rather than simply “gender”? For me, the word feminist signals a clear commitment to gender justice. This is not only about reading books on gender, but about engaging critically with movements, lived experiences, affected communities, and questions of power, equity, and justice in an intersectional way.
Day 1: "Insufferable Tools- Feminism Against Big Tech" by Sara Sharma, 20 May 2026, 14:15 CET, in-person
Day 2: "The Dark Side of Academia: Competition, Inequality, and Violence in the Ivory Tower" by Gayle Brewer, 21 May 2026, 08:45 CET, in-person
Day 3: "Algo-rhythms": How data-driven systems perpetuate unnecessary suffering, a workshop on Dance Law by Anastasia Karagianni (organiser) and Sean Mulcahy (Guest Speaker), 22 May 2026, 08:45 CET, in-person