The Electronic Frontier Foundation and Queer Arts Collective seek creative submissions for Digital Pride. Artists should share untold stories on digital liberation, surveillance impacts, and technology's positive role in queer lives this season.
In a move to blend creativity with advocacy, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has partnered with the Queer Arts Collective. Together they aim to create an online platform that highlights the links between digital rights and artistic expression during Pride month. This initiative seeks to amplify voices that have often been silenced in discussions about technology and freedom.
Submissions are welcome on topics that have received little attention in digital justice work. People can submit photos, writings, or other art forms that capture moments of joy or challenges faced under constant digital watching. They can also present bold ideas on how technology can support and uplift marginalized groups instead of controlling them.
By taking part, contributors help build a richer understanding of how digital tools affect daily lives. The project encourages everyone to think creatively about a future where technology promotes equality and safety for all. Interested artists should prepare their unique perspectives and submit them soon to be part of this important effort.
Original Author: Paige Collings | Source: EFF
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