Ethnographic Theories and Practices 

Code Ethnography: A Practical Workshop for Internet Researchers. Code ethnography is a method for examining code as a socio-technical actor, considering its social, political, and economic implications within the context of digital infrastructures (Rosa, 2022). The method aims to take the role of code seriously, allowing us to enroll code ethnographically in our research by examining it as language and identifying its grammar.

The Writing Ground is a weekly space at the Abya Yala Pluriversity dedicated to nurturing projects that take shape through writing. The initiative sets aside a time in our schedules when we can be fully engaged with our writing needs. We meet every Monday morning. People from different places and territories in Abya Yala (the Americas) gather online and write.

The STS Critical Pedagogy Graduate Seminar, led by Drs. Cora Olson and Monamie Haines, and the Abya Yala Pluriversity, invite students and faculty for a making and doing workshop on the praxis and teaching of code ethnography.