"Feminist design and the relational infrastructures of protest: ..."

Anita Say Chan, Mayar El Bakry (2020)

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DOI: 10.1145/3425913

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type: Journal Article

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Anita Say Chan, Mayar El Bakry:
Feminist design and the relational infrastructures of protest: perspectives, thoughts, and discussions on a global uprising. Interactions 27(6): 30-35 (2020)

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