factors to actors:implications of posthumanism for social justice work

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Factors to Actors:Implications of Posthumanism for Social Justice Work

@emmarosephd

Rebecca Walton, PhDUtah State Universityrebecca.walton@usu.edu

@rebeccawwalton2

Emma J. Rose, PhDUniversity of Washington Tacomaejrose@uw.edu

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An overview

• The shift to social justice• Posthumanism: Concerns and

strengths• Experiences of transit dependence• Implications & limitations

Posthumanism

Social Justice

SHIFT TOWARDS SOCIAL JUSTICE

Social justice seeks to eliminatestructural inequalities that lead to unjust power imbalances, usually among people, that is, human actors.

Critical awarenes

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Critical action

Inclusive purposes

Civic engagement: such as Moore 2013

Action/Activist: such as Grabill 2009

Inclusive approaches

Community Based Research: such as Walton, Zraly, and Mugengana 2014

Service Learning: such as Scott 2008

Inclusive theoretical approaches

Feminist: such as Lay 1991

Critical Race: such as Haas 2012

POSTHUMANISM

Posthumanismis diverse

facilitates new understandings of what it means to be human

rejects binaries

Concern Strength

Perpetuating human inequalities

Understanding human experience

ConcernStrengt

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Ascribing responsibility when agency is further distributed

Better accounting for context

ConcernStrengt

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EXPERIENCES OF TRANSIT DEPENDENCE

Context and methods

Context and methods

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paper ticketbus driversmart cardbackpack

homeless manmobile phone

CD playerbus schedulesocial workerplastic seat

windowchildren

air conditioningdoctor

steering wheel homeless shelter

interaction designerplastic baggie

policy consultantpopsicle

city outreach staffswimming pool

can of beer

busbus riderbus stop

paper ticketbus driversmart cardbackpack

homeless manmobile phone

CD playerbus schedulesocial workerplastic seat

windowchildren

air conditioningdoctor

steering wheel homeless shelter

interaction designerplastic baggie

policy consultantpopsicle

city outreach staffswimming pool

can of beer

busbus riderbus stop

paper ticketbus driversmart cardbackpack

homeless manmobile phone

CD playerbus schedulesocial workerplastic seat

windowchildren

air conditioningdoctor

steering wheel homeless shelter

interaction designerplastic baggie

policy consultantpopsicle

city outreach staffswimming pool

can of beer

busbus riderbus stop

paper ticketbus driversmart cardbackpack

homeless manmobile phone

CD playerbus schedulesocial workerplastic seat

windowchildren

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steering wheel homeless shelter

interaction designerplastic baggie

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Consider the transfer ticket…

Consider the Ride Free Area

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Photo by hobvias sudoneighm

IMPLICATIONS & LIMITATIONS

Matter matters, but people matter more.

ConcernStrengt

h

Design disrupts. Be vigilant and humble

ConcernStrengt

h

Visible inequalities: improved but insufficient.

ConcernStrengt

h

Design disrupts. Be vigilant and humble.

Implications and limitations

1. Matter matters, but people matter more.

2. Visible inequalities: improved but insufficient.

3. Design disrupts. Be vigilant and humble.

Thank you.

@emmarosephd

Rebecca Walton, PhDUtah State Universityrebecca.walton@usu.edu

@rebeccawwalton2

Emma J. Rose, PhDUniversity of Washington Tacomaejrose@uw.edu

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