Zahra Stardust

The Cyberlaw Clinic welcomes the SJC's holding that the BPD violated the law by refusing to turn over evidence of potential online racial profiling.

Zahra Stardust's new book is now available for pre-order from Duke University Press.

Zahra Stardust and collaborators investigate how social media platforms frame and perform safety and harm interventions.

Zahra Stardust co-authors commentary reflecting on sextech futures.

With collaborators, Zahra Stardust presents a brief overview of recent literature and popular commentary, including suggestions for new research agendas in the sextech sphere.

BKC Affiliate Zahra Stardust writes about the data governance approach of prospective sextech industry professionals.

BKC Affiliate Zahra Stardust writes about the financial discrimination and barriers to digital financial infrastructure faced by sex workers.

As part of her Berkman Klein fellowship, Zahra Stardust organized a Community Lab at RightsCon 2021 on "Alternative Frameworks for Sexual Content Moderation." The Lab was…

BKC Affiliate Zahra Stardust writes about the value of sex positivity as a framework for thinking about law.

“As dating apps continue to receive pressure from civil society, media and governments to address a range of safety concerns, technology companies have developed and deployed a…

“Sex tech has emerged as a site in which sexual pleasure, wellbeing and health are increasingly understood as data. Sex techincludes a diverse range of products from sex therapy…

Zahra Stardust interviews Danielle Blunt about the prevalence of algorithmic biases against sex work.

Zahra Stardust and Helen Hester envision a post-work future that is more equitable for sex workers.

Zahra Stardust and colleagues on cybersecurity and dating apps

Zahra Stardust explains new Australian bill

Five community members speak about their vexed relationships to the law

Zahra Stardust and colleagues reflect on what tech would look if it was designed by sex workers