(Dis)Connected Infrastructures & Violence Against Women (VAW)
Innovating digital technologies to address Violence Against Women (VAW)
Read about ‘Disconnected Infrastructures and Violence Against Women’ #DIVAWProject local Research Associate Susan Sukanya's experience as a workshop participant at the World Resources Institute Ross Centre For Sustainable Cities Kochi Visioning Workshop in June 2018.
Find out more about our upcoming ‘Disconnected Infrastructures and Violence Against Women’ #DIVAWProject India national conference organised in partnership with institutional partners FORE School of Management, Delhi and the Department of Management Studies, IITD Delhi, project funder, the British Academy, host institution, King's College London, institutional partner, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and project societal partner Safetipin.
Find out more about the presentation on ‘Light as infrastructure and practice: mapping the night' by Dr Joanne Entwistle, #DIVAWProject Co-Investigator and Reader in Cultural and Creative Industries, Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries, King's College London at our first UK project workshop entitled ‘Violence Against Women (VAW) and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)'.
Find out more about the presentation on 'The preliminary findings from software ethnography' by Dr Don Slater, #DIVAWProject Co-Investigator and Associate Professor (Reader) in Sociology, Department of Sociology, LSE at our second UK project workshop entitled ‘Digital Infrastructure & (Un)Safe Cities’.
Read the report from the British Academy GCRF ‘Cities & Infrastructure’ Programme projects workshop in June 2018 from ‘Disconnected Infrastructures and Violence Against Women’ #DIVAWProject Co-Investigators Dr Joanne Entwistle and Dr Don Slater.
(Dis)Connected Infrastructures & Violence Against Women (VAW) 