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Depictions of Disability and NeurotechnologyThis session would compare how disability is depicted in media with the actual lives disabled people. Discussants will include Katherine E. Standefer and Jasmine E. Harris.
Developing an Anti-Racist NeuroscienceThis workshop will address a range of questions about how neuroscience should address issues of race. Discussants are Keisha S. Ray, Oliver Rollins, and Ruth S. Shim.
Assessing Rights-based and Legal Approaches to Protecting Mental PrivacyThis workshop will feature a discussion of human rights and other legal approaches to protecting mental privacy. José Manuel Muñoz will moderate the discussion with panelists Sara Goering, Brenda McPhail, and Abel Wajnerman Paz, and informed by questions from the audience.
Neurotechnology with Everyone: Engineering the Building Blocks of Global ParticipationThis workshop will introduce participants to the state-of-the-art in DIY neurotechnology and gather preliminary guidance for the DIY community.
Comics Workshop: Storytelling and Social Justice Concerns in NeuroethicsLed by Dr. Ann Fink, this workshop will engage participants in creative drawing exercises that broach important social justice questions and foster discussion as a group.
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