Intersectional feminist perspectives on digital societies
Purple Code
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19 episodes
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Intersectional feminist perspectives on digital societies
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Publishing Since
3/22/2022
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Recent Episodes
April 14, 2026
With Paul Feigelfeld
In this episode, we speak with Paul about our responsibility to society as analysts, and about the role of artists in translating back and forth between theoretical foundations and practical forms of action. The conversation explores how theory and practice can be meaningfully combined, how we can build the capacity to intervene and create change, and why a deep understanding of historical developments and their underlying structures is essential. Paul shares insights from his research into histories of knowledge transmission between China and the West, as well as the relationship between language and symbolic systems. Throughout the episode, we reflect on the importance of working with people who are in a position to bring about real transformation, and on the value of counter-histories in opening up new ways of thinking and acting.
February 18, 2026
With Anna Antonakis
In this episode, we speak with Anna about the possibilities and limitations of bridging engaged research, activism, and academia, and about how social media platforms such as Facebook both support and constrain feminist activism. Examples include the Arab Spring as well as more recent developments. A central focus is the role of content moderation in feminist activism. In addition, Anna reflects on her experiences with feminism in Tunisia and Switzerland, as well as on the paradox of strong direct political participation alongside the very late introduction of women’s suffrage. Further aspects of the discussion include possibilities for empowerment in the context of Big Tech and the social responsibility of academic research. Dr. Anna Antonakis is currently a senior researcher in the field of Social Design at the Institute of Design Research, Bern University of Applied Sciences. Drawing on science and technology studies and intersectional approaches, she investigates questions around digital technologies and representations, global inequalities and security/ies. Her research currently focusses on how power operates in and through the design of processes, narratives and (digital) artifacts.Her research interests are anchored in the historical moment of the revolutionary uprisings in Tunisia in 2010/2011, which she witnessed and analysed online and offline. She holds a PhD in political science from the Freie Universität Berlin.
August 1, 2025
With Rosa Wevers
In this episode, we sit down with Rosa Wevers, dutch researcher, curator, and critical thinker at the intersection of gender studies, digital technology, and the arts. Rosa shares her journey into exploring how systems of oppression are entangled with technological development, especially AI. Together, we ask: How can art challenge dominant narratives about tech? How is technology shaping not just society and culture, but also our ecologies? As we navigate an era of shifting power structures and deepening crises, Rosa offers sharp insights into why critical engagement with technology has never been more urgent — and how art can help us imagine otherwise.
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