The Gender, Technology & Law Sessions are a collaborative initiative of the Law, Science, Technology and Society Research Group (LSTS) and the Fundamental Rights Centre (FRC) at the VUB.
The initiative aims at investigating the intersections between gender, technology and law through an interdisciplinary approach. Outcomes of these investigations but also more explorative debates and open questions are presented in a series of seminars, both by internal and external speakers.
Please find here a collection of resources about gender, technology and law.
"Explicit Data Flows: Applying Global Privacy to Extra Sensitive Data" video of panel at CPDP2020.
"Online abuse of women: who is fighting back?" video of panel at CPDP2019.
"Gendered data bodies" video of panel at CPDP2018.
"Algorithmic gender discrimination, sexism and data (in)equalities" video of panel at CPDP2017.
"Loving the no hate web? Another look into women's digital rights" video of panel at CPDP2016.
"Feminist perspectives on privacy and data protection" video of panel at CPDP2015.