BC Studies no. 224 Winter 2024/25

Relational Technologies Guest edited by Daisy Rosenblum and David Gaertner Inspired by their work with CEDaR (Community Engaged Documentation and Research), a collaborative new media space at UBC Vancouver, this special issue of BC Studies gathers examples of digital practices in British Columbia that are embodied, interactive, and situated under the term relational technologies. It showcases just a few of the ways that creators, developers, and scholars are actively designing, mobilizing, and theorizing relational technologies in service of communities. To read the full issue online, visit our OJS site. Or, order a print copy today!