In 2022-23 Full Stack Feminism in Digital Humanities (the AHRC-IRC funded research project) carried out a series of semi-structured Community Engagement interviews. 19 semi-structured interviews conducted with intersectional feminist digital scholars, community archivists, artists, game designers, creative coders, fem tech practitioners and performers. 16 of these interviews have been ingested: 15 non-anonymised and 1 anonymised.
The study is concerned with working with communities to identify the ways that digital tools and platforms can be exclusionary on the basis of intersecting identities. The goal is to embed intersectional feminist thinking and practices within and across the broad discipline of digital humanities. Across our two-year project we wish to collaborate with artists, communities, coders, archivists and scholars, to develop digital objects, interfaces, archives and tools to amplify marginalised voices and to help navigate the biases and stereotypes that those working in digital spaces encounter.
