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DESCRIPTION:Webinar series showcasing innovative and Inclusive STEM research and technology solutions emerging from Africa.  The AFRETEC Inclusion and Impact Working Group invites you to join its webinar series showcasing innovative STEM research and technology solutions emerging from Africa. We are delighted to host Favour Borokini, a PhD researcher at the University of Nottingham. Her research explores the ethical challenges surrounding the design and use of digital avatars, with a particular focus on how internet users in the Global South, especially African women, navigate digital technologies in their everyday lives. She also examines non-Western approaches to digital governance and regulation, offering fresh perspectives on building more inclusive and ethical digital futures. Do not miss this opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research at the intersection of technology, ethics, and social inclusion.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<strong>Webinar series showcasing innovative and Inclusive STEM research and technology solutions emerging from Africa.  </strong><p>The AFRETEC Inclusion and Impact Working Group invites you to join its webinar series showcasing innovative STEM research and technology solutions emerging from Africa. We are delighted to host <strong>Favour Borokini</strong>, a PhD researcher at the University of Nottingham. Her research explores the ethical challenges surrounding the design and use of <strong>digital avatars</strong>, with a particular focus on how internet users in the Global South, especially African women, navigate digital technologies in their everyday lives. She also examines non-Western approaches to digital governance and regulation, offering fresh perspectives on building more inclusive and ethical digital futures.&nbsp;Do not miss this opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research at the intersection of technology, ethics, and social inclusion.</p>
SUMMARY:How Identity Shapes (AI) Ethics: A study of African PhD students in the UK 
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