http://derp.institute

**Erhardt Graeff**

* http://personalizedchange.weebly.com/1/post/2014/03/challenges-for-personal-behavior-change-research-on-information-diversity.html

**Nathian Matias**

* https://www.flickr.com/photos/natematias/6775772380/

* http://natematias.com/project/172

**Chris Peterson**

* https://civic.mit.edu/blog/petey/a-brief-guide-to-user-generated-censorship

**Whitney Phillips and Kate Miltner**

* http://www.theawl.com/2013/02/william-shatner-reddit-and-internet-free-speech

**Emily Best**

* https://twitter.com/Monischr/status/502115759775301633

* https://twitter.com/AB0VETheLine/status/520731830539259904

* https://twitter.com/taggts_/status/520403276643459072

**An Xiao Mina founder of the civic beat at the conference**

* http://thecivicbeat.com/about/

* https://twitter.com/emilybest/status/369829689751527424

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thi1ywBZrx0#t=481

* https://twitter.com/Bennnyv/status/398917979712126977

**Founder of Reddit Alexis Ohanian at the conference**

* https://twitter.com/emilybest/status/370561601339813888/photo/1

* http://eventifier.com/event/mediaevtheconf/triciawang

**Anita, Whitney Phillips both at the conference together**

* https://twitter.com/emilybest/status/369777740419174400

* http://femfreq.tumblr.com/post/59024747681/online-harassment-what-drives-it-and-how-it-lowers

**Alicia Daer**

* http://imgur.com/d5D2wOp

[**Social Media and Academic Surveillance: The Ethics of Digital Bodies**](http://modelviewculture.com/pieces/social-media-and-academic-surveillance-the-ethics-of-digital-bodies)

>"Though certain academic areas and circles are fighting to decolonize academia and particularly digital research, ethical methodologies that constantly consider how projects must be created, credited, and used must be required practice for all academics. On Friday, October 3, 2014, at the University of Michigan, there was an entire conference devoted to Data, Social Justice, and Digital Humanities (#DSJandH). In it, Moya Bailey delivered a talk on “Doing DH Justly: Feminist Ethics in Social Media Research” in which she pushes back on ideas of “IRB paternalism” and calls for research as a social justice act. She also directs attention to the DataCenter Research for Justice that has worked with communities for decades. There are academic methodologies being theorized and practiced, so the question is: why has it not become an academic standard across the board?

>Twitter — as a digital panopticon with a twist — means that even though much of the negotiation of power, surveillance, and control functions within the theoretical frameworks set out by Foucault and Surveillance Studies at large, digital bodies on Twitter speak, protest, and fight back."

[**Data, Social Justice, and the Humanities Abstracts**](https://archive.today/nVEhD)

* https://twitter.com/jmjafrx/status/518061932293947392/photo/1

[**Datacenter**](http://www.datacenter.org/)

> DataCenter believes that Research Justice is achieved when marginalized communities are recognized as experts, and reclaim, own and wield all forms of knowledge and information. With strategic support, the knowledge and information generated by these communities can be used as political leverage to advance their own agendas for change.

>In order for this to become reality, the community must have:

> *Control over information and knowledge that impact them;

> *Capacity and resources to produce their own information and knowledge;

> *Capacity and resources to use and wield all forms of its knowledge to effectively advance their agenda;

> *Equal access to information outside of the community despite increasing commodification, privatization, and hyper abundance of information;

> *And, the capacity and resources to determine ‘validity’ and ‘credibility’ of information and knowledge, and methods to create them…on equal footing with all other institutions in society.

> *DataCenter believes this transformative change can only be achieved through powerful and strategic collaborations across geography, sectors and issue areas and as such, welcome and appreciate engagement, dialog, and partnerships through projects and initiatives. Read more about Research Justice on the Research Justice Blog.

[**Datacenter Partners**](http://www.datacenter.org/whats-new/current-projects-community-partners/)

https://civic.mit.edu/ (derp.institute)

[**Social Networking as Peer Surveillance, Are we the greatest threat to our privacy online?**](https://archive.today/25PY0)