Publishing groundbreaking research on gender & technology to enable equitable digital futures, B1NARY Press (website here) examines how digital tools, platforms, algorithms, and systems of surveillances are constantly and rapidly reshaping our bodies, our communities, our activist practices and our affective experiences. As critical scholarship in feminist, queer, trans, and masculinity studies faces increasing institutional pressure and public contestation, B1NARY Press seeks to open new space for precisely the kinds of critical and creative work which help us understand the ways we live online.
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B1NARY’s mission is to facilitate an expanding web of transdisciplinary feminist, queer, and trans scholars and artists, embrace hybridized and experimental writing, and make room for digital innovation on the book form from interactive texts to multimedia publications. As digital platforms increasingly police and suppress marginalized voices, B1NARY stands as a committed space for radical ideas that can shape more equitable technological and social futures.
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Eliot Dunn (they/he), Founder & Editor, is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies at the University of Southern California and the founding editor of B1NARY Press. They are an interdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of trans studies, contemporary media, and queer digital cultures, with particular interest in the (re)mediation of the body and strategies for transcending representation. Their work has been published in Gender Forum and Film Quarterly. Check out more of Eliot’s work here.
