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Alexandra (Allie) Thrall is a doctoral researcher in Baylor University’s Department of Curriculum & Instruction. Her research focuses on investigating and imagining the sociotechnical arrangements that threaten or support justice-oriented literacy and social studies education. As such, she is engaged in ongoing school-based research that demonstrates the possibilities that emerge when students engage in inquiries into the interplay between our technological systems and our civic lives.

 

The FARI Conference of 2024 was held in Brussels on 18 and 19 of November to promote a space of debate about Artificial Intelligence for the common good. The conference aims to foster collaboration and innovation in technology and research on AI, Data and Robotics and provides space for networking, learning, and idea exchange.

Jessica Garbowski is an educator with over 15 years of experience. She has worked in Massachusetts as a public school teacher in many roles and various subject areas. Jessica has a Master of Arts in Teaching and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in Educational Leadership. Her current role is at the middle school level, teaching media and AI literacy to students. In addition, Jessica is the school librarian and the instructional technology facilitator.