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ALT A collage of two groups participating in discussions around tables with laptops, notebooks, and printed materials.
ALT A collage of two groups participating in discussions around tables with laptops, notebooks, and printed materials. These groups are different from the first image's people.
ALT A collage of two groups participating in discussions around tables with laptops, notebooks, and printed materials. These groups are different from the first & second image's people.
ALT Sage green graphic titled "Navigating the Intersection of Disability Rights and Online Political Participation in Nepal" in purple bold text. An illustration shows a person using a wheelchair reaching toward a glowing, colorful digital portal or screen with abstract shapes, from which a stream of blue light flows down into a pedestal below. Sparkle accents surround the illustration. The Body & Data logo appears in the bottom left corner.
ALT Sage green graphic titled "Navigating the Intersection of Disability Rights and Political Participation in Nepal" in purple bold text, with a QR code on the right. Body text explains that the Gen-Z movement's methods — including digital activism, posters, reels, internet polls, and Discord negotiations — largely excluded accessibility needs of persons with disabilities, such as sign language, captioned posts, and screen-reader-friendly formats. It states the research examines inclusion and representation as a framework to assess whether the movement's processes reflected the aspirations of the entire Gen-Z population, noting that marginalized youth and persons with disabilities were specifically excluded from this digital "revolution." The website www.bodyanddata.org is listed below, with the Body & Data logo at the bottom.
ALT Promo graphic titled "Movements in Online Spaces," Tech and Society Discussion Series-4, jointly organized by Body & Data and Martin Chautari, over a faded collage of protest and news imagery. Below the title, four women panelists sit at a table with a laptop and microphone. Martin Chautari and Body & Data logos appear at the bottom.
ALT Two photos of four women panelists seated at a table with microphones and a laptop, speaking at a panel event. A screen behind them displays "Movements in Online Spaces" with photos of speakers Sarishma Thapa, Smita Acharya, Saru Singak, and moderator Kailash Rai, plus event date and venue details.
ALT Two photos from a panel discussion. Top: audience seated around a table watching a screen showing "Movements in Online Spaces" event details. Bottom: closer shot of three women panelists at a table with a laptop and phone, screen behind them showing panelist photos and event info.
ALT Two-photo collage from a "Chiya Charcha" discussion session at Body & Data's office, separated by a yellow checkered divider. Top: a group seated around a table in a sunlit room with plants and artwork, engaged in discussion, laptops and notebooks open, with a "Swiping 'Right': Understanding Digital Violence in Queer Dating Apps in Nepal" poster visible on a shelf and the Body & Data logo in the corner. Bottom: a similar group seated around the same table from a different angle, some writing notes and others listening, with bookshelves and a fan in the background.
ALT Two-photo collage from a "Chiya Charcha" discussion session, separated by a yellow checkered divider. Top: a person in a black shirt gestures while speaking to a group seated around a wooden table set with water bottles, snacks, and a flip chart reading "Welcome to the 9th Chiya Charcha," with the Body & Data logo in the corner. Bottom: several participants seated at the table, some smiling and laughing while looking at a laptop, with a pink floral curtain and green plant in the background.
ALT Two-photo collage of a presenter, separated by a yellow checkered divider. Top: a man in a patterned button-up shirt and glasses sits at a laptop covered in colorful stickers, with a woman beside him listening, in front of a bookshelf and framed artwork; the Body & Data logo appears in the corner. Bottom: the same man presents from a laptop to a screen displaying a pop-art-style slide titled "Swiping 'Right': Understanding Digital Violence in Queer Dating Apps in Nepal," with a plant and window visible behind him.
ALT Event graphic on a pink checkered background titled "Technology-Facilitated Harms, Feminist Solidarity and Knowledge Development: Regional Convening to Co-Create a Research Agenda for Women Human Rights Defenders in Asia," with "Bangkok, August 2026" below in purple. Below the text is a group photo of about 17 women, some standing and some kneeling in front, posing together indoors with flip chart easels covered in notes in the background. The Body & Data logo appears in the bottom right corner.
ALT Promotional graphic for "Power in the Age of AI: Surveillance Capitalism, Techno-Feudalism & AI Empires," part of the Tech and Society Discussion Series-3, jointly organized by Body & Data and Martin Chautari. Background shows faded portraits of tech figures. Below the title is a photo of three panelists seated at a table with laptops, smiling and engaged in discussion, with the Martin Chautari and Body & Data logos at the bottom.
ALT Two-photo collage from a panel discussion. Top: wide shot of a seminar room audience seated around a conference table, watching a presentation on a wall-mounted screen. Bottom: closer view of three panelists seated at a table with laptops and microphones, presenting a slide titled "What Built Technofeudalism," showing a timeline (1971 Nixon ends gold, 1979 Volcker Shock, 2008 Subprime crash, 2010s Quantitative easing) and a flow from Central Banks to Venture Capital to Digital Enclosures, with cameras on tripods recording the session.
ALT Two-photo collage of three panelists seated at a table with laptops and microphones, presenting to an audience. A screen behind them displays the event title "Power in the Age of AI: Surveillance Capitalism, Techno-Feudalism & AI Empires" along with speaker names and event details. The panel includes two women and one man in a green Nike T-shirt, shown speaking and listening at different moments.
ALT "Meet the Writer" graphic from Body & Data featuring Arun Singh Nepali, a young man with short dark hair, standing with arms crossed and smiling, wearing a white floral button-up shirt and blue jeans, against a purple and pink background. Text describes him as a computer engineer and AI enthusiast focused on ethical technology, who as a Dalit youth advocates on systemic injustice, Dalit issues, and Gen Z civic participation. Footer reads "Read the full article on our website www.bodyanddata.org."
ALT Purple and pink graphic titled "डिजिटल अ-नागरिक" (Digital Non-Citizen) from Body & Data, featuring an illustration of an open laptop with a divided face on the screen — one side plain, one side pointing an accusing finger — surrounded by several silhouetted human figures with visible eyes, one shown behind bars. Below the illustration is a Nepali-language paragraph by Arun Singh Nepali discussing online discrimination and fear, describing how many people hide their Dalit surname online or avoid friending relatives who use their real surname. Footer reads "Read the full article on our website www.bodyanddata.org."
