'How to (un)do borders with data' on 19-20 September 2024 with an amazing line-up of speakers and interventions on #markets #ignorance #labour #value #extraction #counterarchives and much more. Details at securityflows.org/how-to-un-….

🌐We discuss platform dominance, the evolving evidence landscape, gender dynamics, and recommendations for a fairer system. #DigitalJustice #AsylumRights #digitalrights

📢🚨New publication! Our report 'The Burden Of Data: Digital Tools, Evidence And Credibility In Asylum And Immigration Courts' sheds light on the digital hurdles migrants face. Available for download at securityflows.org/post/the-b…

💬 We'd love to connect with you and discuss your suggestions or concerns. We’ll introduce the app, which is part of the #SecurityFlowsProject on the intersection of #migration governance, #borders and #data practices.

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3/3 - She also points to the role of "trauma brokers", and the role that distance plays (in both space & time). Throughout, she shows how “investment in apps has been alarmingly diverted from spending on conventional services and mental health infrastructure” (p521)

2/3 - Abdelrahman discusses the use of mental health & PTSD as tools of authentication - which links to the work on production of subjectivities through "regimes of error/truth & fake/authenticity" discussed in @SarahCPerret & @claudia_aradau's piece: tinyurl.com/4zat48sj

1/3 - Sharing this insightful piece, '#Trauma apps and the making of the ‘smart’ #refugee' by Prof Maha Abdelrahman @mma49 published earlier this year: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful… The article discusses the collection and use of what Abdelrahman refers to as "mental prints".