The Center for Ethics, Society, and Computing (ESC – pronounced “escape”) is dedicated to intervening when digital media and computing technologies reproduce inequality, exclusion, corruption, deception, racism, or sexism.
We are invested in the social, cultural, and political dimensions of digital technologies. We intercede in structures of power and inequality. We work with educators, workers, industrial practitioners, and policymakers.
ESC Faculty Chelsea Peterson-Salahuddin investigates trust in news outlets among women of color in a new paper.
ESC Faculty Oliver Haimson examines the world of trans technologies in his new book.
How To Say 'No' To Tech: A panel on ethics in the tech industry.
Computer Vision: Who is Helped and Who is Harmed? with Timnit Gebru
A case study of Detroit's Project Green Light suitable for online teaching