Thank you UMass Amherst faculty & librarians! Add this to the list of no confidence votes from unions, academic units, undergrad student gov & many student orgs across campus

This makes the Grad Student Senate an outlier in their refusal to even entertain the idea. Embarrassing

Add the grad students in my depart to the growing list of UMass Amherst faculty, students, staff, & community members who denounce the actions of the Chancellor

I wish the Graduate Student Senate would join the list of campus groups that are publicly doing the same #NoConfidence

Thank you to the UMass Amherst Professional Staff Union Professional Staff Union UMass Amherst/Boston for their leadership in putting out this statement condemning UMass Amherst’s response to protests last night!

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Very proud of Daily Collegian and their coverage of the UMass encampment! Follow their coverage live here: dailycollegian.com/2024/05/protes…

Shame on UMass Amherst

Are UMass parents ok with this? The school they trust to send their children to calling the police on its own students for peaceful protest?

So excited to be collaborating with Michelle Ciccone at #AERA24 to present 'Resist! Refuse! How Educators Care for Students through Opposing Educational Technology’s Harms' as part of the Civic Learning with, within, and against Digital Platforms symposium on 4/11 at 12:40pm ET.

🤖NEW BLOG POST🤖 Lessons on How to Practice Everyday Resistance and Refusal by Michelle Ciccone & Charles Logan: civicsoftechnology.org/blog/lessons-o…

This is a must-read blog post for those in our community trying to figure out how to resist and refuse in our personal and professional lives.

We learned so much from Marika Pfefferkorn, Jamie D. Gravell, PhD, @autumm, & Ryan Smits abt practicing everyday resistance & refusal of ed-tech, including generating new possibilities, successes & setbacks, relationship-building, & the role of transparency. More at: civicsoftechnology.org/blog/lessons-o…

Catching up on my inbox & just read this great blog post. I hadn't heard of Abstract Wikipedia—interesting technoskeptical take.
'Ultimately, the social aspects of Wikipedia are what made it successful, therefore the solution to its problems needs to be social as well.'

Consider donating to help a former classmate of mine get out of a shitty situation:

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