Rachael Dietkus
@rdietkus.bsky.social
care for the public / lifelong advocate / designer / social worker / organizational ecologist / space nerd / tech ethicist / founder of www.socialworkerswho.design
What is your ethical stance?
Civic technologists need an ethical stance – a clear articulation of what we are willing to participate in and where we draw the line. Without one, we risk becoming complicit in the very harms we sought to prevent.
Read more here: lnkd.in/gdC3sCyv
Civic technologists need an ethical stance – a clear articulation of what we are willing to participate in and where we draw the line. Without one, we risk becoming complicit in the very harms we sought to prevent.
Read more here: lnkd.in/gdC3sCyv
February 9, 2025 at 3:32 PM
What is your ethical stance?
Civic technologists need an ethical stance – a clear articulation of what we are willing to participate in and where we draw the line. Without one, we risk becoming complicit in the very harms we sought to prevent.
Read more here: lnkd.in/gdC3sCyv
Civic technologists need an ethical stance – a clear articulation of what we are willing to participate in and where we draw the line. Without one, we risk becoming complicit in the very harms we sought to prevent.
Read more here: lnkd.in/gdC3sCyv
This is wildly cool. I’m a bit fixated on illustrations of neurons from the 1800s and there’s a small collection of them here (and an example of one from Cajal).
January 9, 2025 at 1:25 PM
This is wildly cool. I’m a bit fixated on illustrations of neurons from the 1800s and there’s a small collection of them here (and an example of one from Cajal).