Design Justice

Name: Design Justice
ISBN: 9780262043458

Sasha Costanza-Chock develops community-centered design principles from trans and disability experience, challenging default users and expert power.

Design Justice Data Justice Trans Feminism Technology Critique Social Movements

📝 Book Review & Summary

This book belongs in FemRes because it treats technology as a feminist problem of power, labor, embodiment, and knowledge, not as a neutral tool. For readers, it expands digital feminism beyond representation: Sasha Costanza-Chock develops community-centered design principles from trans and disability experience, challenging default users and expert power.

It is especially useful alongside FemRes topics on AI ethics, data justice, digital labor, cyberfeminism, and design justice, where technical systems are read as social arrangements.

Publication Info

Author: Sasha Costanza-Chock

Published: March 3, 2020

ISBN: 9780262043458

Language: English

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