Social Media, Race, and Community Knowledge Practices: An Interdisciplinary Conference

How are racialized communities using social media to construct knowledge? How are social media platforms facilitating – or obstructing – these community uses? How is shared information co-opted by government and corporations? What new knowledge practices are emerging in this landscape?

Philosophers, legal scholars, historians, communications researchers, data scientists will reflect on these questions in an exciting two-day conference, with opportunities for public participation.

We gratefully acknowledge support from the University of Oklahoma Office of the Vice President for Research and Partnerships.