PinnedInDigital DiplomacybyJulia Keseru·Jan 26, 2022Bodies of data or“databodies”?In this piece I argue that predatory technologies became our digital default because of the naive assumption that the Internet would keep…A response icon1A response icon1
Julia Keseru·Aug 8, 2023Justice will not be automatedData-driven technologies are at the front and center of the public’s attention these days, thanks to all the buzz around artificial…
Julia Keseru·May 5, 2023DataBody Futures: imagining a digital world that centres dignityEmerging digital technologies are reshaping our relationship with the human body and mind.
InThe Bazaar of the BizarrebyJulia Keseru·Dec 8, 2022The perspective of painLast September I was diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. In the past 14 months I went through four major surgeries, radiation treatment…A response icon2A response icon2
InThe Bazaar of the BizarrebyJulia Keseru·Nov 13, 2021you cannot controleach sensation that shakes your brain like tremor grief deeper than the sum of all aches agony travelling through the bones like free…A response icon3A response icon3
InThe Bazaar of the BizarrebyJulia Keseru·Nov 6, 2021they saidI should not look at my body too soon, they said these swollen and bruised breasts one nipple pointing higher, the other laying lowA response icon2A response icon2
InThe Bazaar of the BizarrebyJulia Keseru·Oct 29, 2021there is rhythm in how the heart bleedscancerful poetryA response icon1A response icon1
Julia Keseru·Oct 2, 2021Embracing the complexity of cancerA few weeks ago I was diagnosed with early stage breast cancer. I spent the last 18 months worrying about my health and the well-being of…
Julia Keseru·Oct 25, 2020The unwanted touch of the digital eraBodily integrity in the digital age — how come we allow coercive and predatory dynamics to be our digital default?
Julia Keseru·Jun 18, 2020The dangers of binary thinkingAnd why we shouldn’t have to choose between our fundamental rights