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In this episode we talk with Caitlin Bentley, a Lecturer in AI Education at King’s College London. Caitlin’s research has predominantly engaged with questions around how technology systems can be designed and implemented in ways that promote social inclusion, empowerment and democratic participation. Tune in to hear about a theme of fierce women in history, the ups and downs of experimenting with educational pedagogies, intersectionality and its applications in technology research, and critical Black feminists across history.
Please note: Caitlin briefly mentions encountering evidence of violence against women as part of her experiences in Morocco. This portion of the episode may not be appropriate for young listeners.
Credits:
Hosts: Zena Assaad and Liz Williams
Guest: Caitlin Bentley
Producers: Zena Assaad and Liz Williams
Sound editor: Cyril Buchart
Transcript
In this episode we talk with Caitlin Bentley, a Lecturer in AI Education at King’s College London. Caitlin’s research has predominantly engaged with questions around how technology systems can be designed and implemented in ways that promote social inclusion, empowerment and democratic participation. Tune in to hear about a theme of fierce women in history, the ups and downs of experimenting with educational pedagogies, intersectionality and its applications in technology research, and critical Black feminists across history.
Please note: Caitlin briefly mentions encountering evidence of violence against women as part of her experiences in Morocco. This portion of the episode may not be appropriate for young listeners.
Credits:
Hosts: Zena Assaad and Liz Williams
Guest: Caitlin Bentley
Producers: Zena Assaad and Liz Williams
Sound editor: Cyril Buchart
Transcript