Zara Rahman

@zararah

Feminist, writer, data nerd | podcasting | tech culture, data, power, general geekery | Research tech&activism , ex-

Berlin, Germany
Joined December 2010

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  1. On potential (dystopian) futures if employers and insurers use more + more data, by

  2. Great piece on the important role video games are playing as a storytelling medium by

  3. 41 women who fought in the Bangla Liberation War have been recognised as freedom fighters (same title as the men)

  4. Retweeted

    For those in Radical Media Forum on Gender, Activism&Technology-Bridging Theory&Practice 11/6 with

  5. Fantastic take on psychology of effective learning, and a new way to approach imposter syndrome by

  6. Interesting post on the ethics of web scraping- nice tips by ht

  7. Ew: app in San Francisco to “report homeless people”-seemingly zero homeless people involved during app development

  8. Soo many lovely internet/digital art projects to browse through: ht

  9. Omg, internet: barbers in Pakistan are giving camels *beautiful* haircuts ?

  10. A on free culture is looking for participants - food + accommodation covered:

  11. Really glad there is a repository of projects! cc

  12. Wrote a quick post about inclusivity of open vs closed communities. Spoiler: counterintuitive, but I prefer closed!

  13. Zara Rahman followed and
  14. <3 my v. cool colleagues: guest-edited this journal on security + protection of human rights defenders

  15. Nice piece on history, present and future of by

  16. Funniest racial profiling I've ever experienced: "Madam, are there samosas or pakoras in your hand luggage? Please remove them."

  17. Love this piece- immigrants to Britain aren’t guests, we’re hosts by

  18. Fantastic piece by on making your writing easy to read and understand ht

  19. All male panel on stage (6 men!) and I can see two people in the audience who are sleeping. Coincidence? I think not.

  20. I love this: ’s october issue of Sight and Sound is titled The Female Gaze, highlights fantastic films by women

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