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In collaboration with the Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities, the Justice Collaboratory is hosting a one-day symposium to explore the causes and cures for online harms from a multidisciplinary perspective. Come join our conversation about misinformation, cyberbullying, polarization, civility, and voice with scholars steeped in everything from theology and sociology to history and engineering.
Tech Law & the Humanities Symposium Schedule
October 28, 2022
Yale Law School - Baker Hall Room 116
9:00 – Registration & Breakfast
Baker 118
10:00 – Opening Remarks
Baker 116
Matt Katsaros, Social Media Governance Initiative (Director)
Paul Meosky, Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities (Editor-in-Chief)
10:15 – Social Media and Our Selves: A Social Science Perspective
Baker 116
Speakers: Jennifer Forestal, Karen Huang
Moderator: Artur Pericles Lima Monteiro
11:45 – Break
12:00 – Media, (Mis)information, & Censorship: A Humanities Perspective
Baker 116
Speakers: Michelle Warren, Julie Stone Peters, Ada Palmer
Moderator: Robert Post
1:30 – Break
1:45 – Dangers & Opportunities for Civil Society: A Historical Perspective
Baker 116
Speakers: David Thorburn, Samuel Biagetti
Moderator: Jack Sadler
3:15 – Break
3:30 – Dignity by Design: A Human Rights Perspective
Baker 116
Speakers: Deborah Mower, Lisa Schirch
Moderator: Vivian Chong
5:00 – Closing Remarks
Sponsoring Organization(s)
The Justice Collaboratory
