Panel 43. Technoscientific Narratives and Social Inequalities: Rethinking Epistemic Justice in the Digital Age

Convenors
Giulia Melis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
Mino Novello, Politecnico di Milano

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ID 211 – From Tokens to Tokenization: Power, Class, and Fare Payment in Public Transportation
Michelle Phan, Simon Fraser University

ID 284 – How Generative AI ‘Sees’ Older People: The Role of AI in re-producing and circulating Ageism
Emma Garavaglia, Politecnico di Milano
Alessandro Caliandro, Università degli Studi di Milano Statale

ID 368 – Transforming epistemic (in)justice through welfare technology in social care for people with intellectual disabilities and/or autism.
Cecilia Solis Lovekvist, Halmstad Universitet
Pernilla Ouis, Halmstad Universitet
Sara Högdin, Halmstad Universitet
Susanne Lindberg, Halmstad Universitet

ID 619 – Constructing the digital citizen: How digital inclusion policies produced normative ideals of digital citizenship in Flanders (2019-2024)
Paola Verhaert, Vrije Universiteit Brussel

ID 701 – The marginalisation of older and younger people’s voices in smart mobility and AI tracking technologies
Claire Dungey, University of Brighton
Maria Sourbati, University of Brighton

ID 763 – Critical Qualitative ML for Inclusive Information Orders: Declawing Populist Disinformation against Queer/Trans Worldmaking
Kenzie Burchell, University of Toronto

ID 821 – Framing alternative AI narratives from a participatory perspective
Juan Linares-Lanzman, Universidad Abierta de Cataluña
Andrea Rosales, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya