Are digital masculinities being radicalized or commodified by social media platforms? How much of Technology-Facilitated Gender Based Violence is a result of human or machine amplified decisions? 

To what extent do algorithms impact our identities and the cultural or advocacy groups we choose to join, are unconsciously drawn into, or find ourselves being pitted against? 

In what ways has the evolution of the internet, apps, and social media platforms mined or eroded our offline human rights, civil rights and sovereignty?

A new interview conducted in the Spanish language with Nicko Nogues, director of Instituto para el Desarrollo de las Masculinidades Anti-Hegemonicas.

For the full C.A.R.A. research in the English language please visit: Paper: Relational Risk in Recommendation Systems: Evidence from a 45-day Instagram Field Study and Implications for EU Platform Oversight

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• 143. Roundtable: Countering Militarized Masculinities for Feminist Peace
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Recommended links to this episode:

• Investigación C.A.R.A. 
• Website Instituto para el Desarrollo de las Masculinidades Anti-Hegemónicas