“[Technology allows us] to bring together sound and haptics, to help us talk about difficult topics, to share knowledge we want to pass down, and also to maybe train people in the act of decolonial activity.”

Hamraie, A., Lynx, A. A., Smith III, B. J., Brathwaite-Shirley, D., & Decker, N. (2023, November 18). Hybrid Dependencies: Crip Technoscience, Disability Justice, and Intersectionality in New Media and Beyond [Online Panel]. https://interaccess.org/event/2023/hybrid-dependencies-crip-technoscience-disability-justice-and-intersectionality-new-media