Episode Synopsis "Whose voices and languages are reflected online?"

Our podcast, Whose Voices?, is back with a new season focussing on languages, taking our work on knowledge justice, language tech and feminist digital infrastructures even further. For this season we bring six mini episodes featuring conversations with thoughtful, powerful folks working to reclaim our many languages beyond English on the internet. The post <strong>Whose voices and languages are reflected online?</strong> appeared first on Whose Knowledge?.

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