The Barry Art Museum will be closed to the public on Friday, 12/1. We will resume our normal hours of operation on Saturday, 12/2.
In space, no one can hear you scrunch up your face in disgust over inaccessibility, but space will make us all disabled if we are not already. It’s time to talk about planning for disabled futures—and making sure we all make it.
Ashley Shew, Associate Professor of STS at Virginia Tech, works on philosophy of technology at its intersection with disability studies, emerging tech, and animal studies. She could also be convinced to talk about disabled people in space and crip futurities. She is co-editor-in-chief of Techné, the journal of the Society for Philosophy and Technology (SPT), as well as the co-editor of three philosophy of technology volumes and sole author of Animal Constructions and Technological Knowledge (Lexington, 2017). Her current work is about disability and technology and is funded through a National Science Foundation CAREER Award (#1750260: Disability, Experience, and Technological Imagination).
