Annotation Exchange Series
AnnEx #6: ‘Knowledge-Making in and out of the Academy’ with Dr. Evelyn Wan
2025
For this edition, Dr. Evelyn Wan selected Katherine McKittrick’s “Footnotes (Books and Papers Scattered about the Floor)” from the book “Dear Science and Other Stories” (Duke UP, 2021) to open up a productive dialogue with participants on questions of knowledge-making in and out of the academy.
AnnEx #4: A ‘Collaboration with Stakeholders’ with Phoebe Tang and Preston Cheung
2024
For this edition, we are incredibly excited to welcome Phoebe Tang, an expert in stakeholder collaboration with a decade of service in the legislature and administration, as well as Preston Cheung, a Hong Kong-based public policy specialist with extensive experience in government liaison.
AnnEx #3: ‘Imagining Social Impact’ with Carmen Lam
2024
For this edition, we are incredibly excited to welcome Carmen Lam, a distinguished social worker and founder of Serenity Paradise, to explore the ethical obligation of social workers for addressing disparities in international standards, labour laws, professional commitments, and actual service provision.
AnnEx #2: A Reading Group on Narrative Change with Dr. Alexandra Juhasz
2024
For this edition, we are incredibly excited to welcome feminist writer and film scholar Dr. Alexandra Juhasz with the text: A two-part conversation between Pato Hebert and Alex Juhasz on PerpiTube: Repurposing Social Media Spaces (2011) and Pandemic Media (2022)
AnnEx #1: A Reading Group on Narrative Change with Isabel Crabtree-Condor and Mandy Van Deven
2024
The first Annotation Exchange will take place on 5 April 2024 and feature inspiring recent works by Isabel Crabtree-Condor and Mandy Van Deven. Both authors will be present for the Annotation Exchange to engage in a dialogue with the readers/participants in small, collaborative groups.
Facebook’s Faces
2024
Chinmayi Arun builds on platform governance theories that account for social media platforms’ relationships with states and users, to offer a theory to account for differences among states, the varying influence of different publics, and the complexity and tensions within companies. She does so by focusing on Facebook, and on its decision first to suspend Donald Trump’s account and then to request its Oversight Board to review the decision.