Wish you could jump into the digital conversation by actually using digital and social media? You can.

JustPublics@365 is offering free workshops for academics on Wednesday, March 6th, from 10am to 1pm at The Graduate Center, CUNY. These Graduate Center Ph.D. students will be offering workshops to help faculty and graduate students improve their digital skills.

Each workshop runs 45 minutes and they are BYOD (bring your own device, or computer).  FREE and open to anyone (photo ID required to enter building).
Flickr for Academic Research

How can you use Flickr to organize for research? How can you share your work and feel confident about sharing our ideas but not having them stolen from them? In this workshop, we’ll explore how to instantly upload photos

Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land (@bronwyn_dl) is a PhD student in Sociology and Criminology at the Graduate Center CUNY, and a Graduate Teaching Fellow at John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY. Her work focuses on studies of race, criminalization, and social control in Western Canada. Her current work is on the dynamics of settler colonialism in the history of left wing social reform movements and present-day New Democratic Party (NDP) criminal justice policy. She has been a regular contributor to Canadian Dimension Magazine and an organizer with Copwatch. Bronwyn holds an MA in Sociology from the University of Toronto and a BA in International Development Studies and Economics from McGill University. Bronwyn can be found at opencuny.org/bronwyndl.