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Algorithms used by the police are better at identifying some racial groups than others. Why is hardly anyone studying this?
Creating technology for social change
Mission Wildlife is a research collaboration between San Diego Zoo Global and the MIT Center for Civic Media to explore the pot...
Transforming data into knowledge
On April 26, 2017, Erhardt Graeff spoke about "Designing for Monitorial Citizenship" at The Impact of Civic Technology Conference (TICTeC...
The CivilServant project supports online communities to run their own experiments on the effects of moderation practices on antisocial be...
Sparking discussion about the social, cultural, and ethical implications of emerging technologies through design and storytelling
Making the invisible visible–inside our bodies, around us, and beyond–for health, work, and connection
www.codedgaze.comAn unseen force is rising—helping to determine who is hired, granted a loan, or even how long someone spends in prison. ...
Exploring how social networks can influence our lives in business, health, governance, and technology adoption and diffusion
Exploring evolutionary and ecological engineering
Graef, E. "Action Path: A Location-based Tool for Civic Reflection and Engagement"
Graeff, Erhardt and J. Nathan Matias. 2015. ‘Making Drones Civic: Values and Design Principles for Civic Technology.’ Presented during the “Unmanned Rights: Drone Use By Civil Society” panel at ISA 56th Annual Convention, New Orleans, Feb 20.
Graeff, Erhardt. 2016. ‘Strike Debt and the Rolling Jubilee—Building a Debt Resistance Movement.’ In Gordon, E. & Mihailidis, P., eds., Civic Media: Technology, Design, Practice. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, pp. 137–146.
Biomolecules to biopolitics: hormones with institutional biopower! Open Source Estrogen combines do-it-yourself science, body and gender ...
Action Path is a mobile app to help people learn about and engage with issues in their community. The app uses push notifications tied to...
Everyone in the city is an expert on their own experience of that city. So how might we integrate new forms of citizen input into the pla...