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Surveillance Isn't Safety

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By Chelsea Barabas
| Medium
In an era of mass shootings, millions of dollars are spent each year on equipping elementary and high school campuses with military-grade surveillance. Companies often promise that such technologies will prevent the next school attack or help authorities respond faster when one occurs. But there is growing evidence that such efforts push marginalized students out of school and into the criminal legal system.
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Hall Monitors - Real Life

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By Chelsea Barabas
| reallifemag.com
Over the past two decades, millions of dollars have been spent on equipping elementary and secondary school campuses with military-grade surveillance tech that promises to amplify the reach and efficiency of school security personnel.
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To Build a Better Future, Designers Need to Start Saying ‘No’

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By Chelsea Barabas, Sarah Treleaven Verified, Alex Kantrowitz
| OneZero Verified
Reflections on the transformative potential of refusal as a method in the design of technology Photo: Peter Cade/Getty Images Last year at the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS), one of the most well-respected computer science conferences in the world, the opening panel discussion on A.I. for social good didn’t go quite as people might have expected.
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