Why Sociology Holds the Key to Building Truly Inclusive Artificial Intelligence
How sociological perspectives can help us examine inequality, bias, and whose experiences shape AI.
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How sociological perspectives can help us examine inequality, bias, and whose experiences shape AI.
Read the essay →Practical approaches for helping students engage respectfully with sensitive topics and different perspectives.
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A textbook for students, a guide for instructors, and a resource for caregivers.
An interactive textbook connecting social problems with reflection, participation, and possibilities for change.
“Silver linings are the construct of hope. They give us something to look forward to and inspire change by providing a glimpse of a better future.”
A guide to identifying learning barriers and developing more accessible, equitable courses.
A guide to understanding caregivers’ needs and approaches to caregiving support. With Schieloh Wolfe.
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An examination of how educational attainment, pay disparities, and unequal care work intersect to sustain gender inequality in the United States, with attention to policy and social change.
In The Palgrave Handbook of Global Social Problems.
A coauthored article on developing and implementing a dementia caregiver support intervention.
Easom, L., Alston, G., & Latini, N. (2017). Generations, ACL Supplement, 96–99. Also see the REACH Implementation Guide (Rosalynn Carter Institute, 2017).
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