Tawana Petty's guest appearances

Tawana Petty

All In: Data for Community Health Podcast

Decarceration Nation (with Josh and Joel)

Authentically Detroit 

Fight for the Future Weekly Livestream

The Promise Institute Podcast

Marc Levin

Donna Hylton

Alexandra Natapoff

Clint Smith

Van Jones

James Forman Jr

Erin Haney

Maia Szalavitz

Nneka Jones Tapia

Matthew Charles

Rachel Barkow

Marlon Peterson

Eliza Orlins

Jamil Jivani

Jonathan Miller

OwlTail

Even if you think you understand the way technology affects your life, this episode is an eye-opener. The first in our five-part series on Global Digital Rights Challenges, this powerful conversation between Safiya Noble of c2i2 at UCLA and Tawana Petty of Data for Black Lives helps illuminate the ways technology and facial recognition are shaping our lives - for better and for worse. 

Even if you think you understand the way technology affects your life, this episode is an eye-opener. The first in our five-part series on Global Digital Rights Challenges, this powerful conversation between Safiya Noble of c2i2 at UCLA and Tawana Petty of Data for Black Lives helps illuminate the ways technology and facial recognition are shaping our lives - for better and for worse.

Facial Recognition, with Safiya Noble and Tawana Petty

Tawana Petty is a mother, social justice organizer, youth advocate, poet, and author. She is intricately involved in water rights advocacy, data, digital privacy rights education, racial justice, and equity work. She is the National Organizing Director at Data 4 Black Lives (D4BL), and director of Petty Propolis, a Black woman-led artist incubator primarily focused on cultivating visionary resistance through poetry, literacy and literary workshops, anti-racism facilitation, and social justice initiatives. Podcast Host Miriam Castro and Ms. Petty discuss how the push for biometric mass surveillance in Tawana's home city of Detroit has contributed to the dehumanization of Black bodies during COVID-19. Tawana shares with Miriam the process all allies must take from allyship to co-liberation to foster real social justice and what steps organizations can make to create anti-racist data-sharing efforts.Resources for this podcast episode available at: https://www.allindata.org/resources/podcast-s3-e1/

Tawana Petty is a mother, social justice organizer, youth advocate, poet, and author. She is intricately involved in water rights advocacy, data, digital privacy rights education, racial justice, and equity work. She is the National Organizing Director at Data 4 Black Lives (D4BL), and director of Petty Propolis, a Black woman-led artist incubator primarily focused on cultivating visionary resistance through poetry, literacy and literary workshops, anti-racism facilitation, and social justice initiatives. Podcast Host Miriam Castro and Ms. Petty discuss how the push for biometric mass surveillance in Tawana's home city of Detroit has contributed to the dehumanization of Black bodies during COVID-19. Tawana shares with Miriam the process all allies must take from allyship to co-liberation to foster real social justice and what steps organizations can make to create anti-racist data-sharing efforts. Resources for this podcast episode available at: <a href="https://www.allindata.org/resources/podcast-s3-e1/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.allindata.org/resources/podcast-s3-e1/</a>

S3 E1: Mass Surveillance of Black Bodies & Anti-Racist Data-Sharing: An Interview with Tawana Petty

Alex Vitale

Joshua B. Hoe interviews Tawana Petty and Alex Vitale about policing and Operation Relentless Pursuit You can find full show notes on our website http://decarcerationnation.com/

Joshua B. Hoe interviews Tawana Petty and Alex Vitale about policing and Operation Relentless Pursuit You can find full show notes on our website <a href="http://decarcerationnation.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://decarcerationnation.com/</a>

85 Tawana Petty and Alex Vitale