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Laura Wildemann Kane is a PhD Candidate in Philosophy and the Managing Editor of the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy. Her primary research focuses on issues central to social & political philosophy, ethics, and feminist philosophy. Her dissertation prescribes ethical policies that address the persistent inequalities between, and quality of life issues that arise for, families in the wake of America’s current social and political climate. Her secondary research focuses upon philosophical issues related to technology, pedagogy, and the ethics of computer and informational practices, and includes questions about how emergent biases in technological tools reflect societal biases found in reproductive labor, education, and communication.
Latest Posts
CUNY Syllabus Project featured in a CUNYDHI Lighting Talk!
The CUNY Digital Humanities Initiative will hold its second annual “CUNY DHI: Building a Digital Humanities Community at the City University of...
Upcoming Presentation for the New York Society for Women in Philosophy
I’m delighted to announce that I will be presenting my research for the New York Society for Women in Philosophy! The...
JITP Issue 9 is now live!
The Journal of Interactive Technology & Pedagogy Editorial Collective is delighted to announce that our Ninth Issue is now published and available...
The CUNY Syllabus Project Wins A Second Provost’s Digital Innovation Grant!
My most recent digital project, The CUNY Syllabus Project, has been awarded a second Provost’s Digital Innovation Grant for...
Upcoming Presentation at the Long Island Philosophical Society Spring 2016 Conference
I am happy to announce that I will be presenting new research at the Long Island Philosophical Society Spring 2016...
The CUNY Syllabus Project Officially Launches!
For the past year I’ve been working with Andy McKinney (a former colleague) to launch a collaborative repository of...
New Publication: “Childhood, Growth, and Dependency in Liberal Political Philosophy” in Hypatia
My article, “Childhood, Growth, and Dependency in Liberal Political Philosophy” has just been published in Hypatia: A Journal of...
JITP Issue 8 is now live!
The Journal of Interactive Technology & Pedagogy Editorial Collective is delighted to announce that our Eighth Issue, with the special theme Disability...
Upcoming Presentation at the Philosophy of Education Society Graduate Student Workshop
I am happy to announce that I will be presenting a paper at the Philosophy of Education Society Graduate...
Accessible Future: New JITP Website and Reflections on Accessibility Design
I have just completed a redesign of the Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy website, and had some thoughts...
JITP Inaugural Post
In a few short weeks I will begin my new position as the Managing Editor of the Journal of...
Upcoming Presentation at the 32nd Annual NASSP Social Philosophy Conference
I am happy to announce that I will be presenting a paper at the 32nd Annual Social Philosophy...
