...). Focusing on the films’ protocols of autobiographical disclosure, I examine how Billops and Hatch stage negotiations of familial intimacy and estrangement. I am interested in how the two films defamiliarize familial relationships and democratize care work in ways that resonate with the motives of family...

...Hieyoon Kim This essay examines feminist curation as a work of care with the example of Purplay, a South Korean streaming service. In less than four years since its official launch, Purplay has grown into a platform that currently streams 330 films made by women, hosts a community of 30,000...

...Marika Cifor; Claire McDonald During the early years of the HIV/AIDS crisis, the provision of information was part of the necessary care work for people living and dying with HIV or AIDS. AIDS INFO BBS and the associated caregivers mailing list was a much-needed digital space for sharing...

...Wendy Sung This article examines American Artist’s installation “Sandy Speaks,” a chatbot inspired by Sandra Bland’s media activism, as an analytical connective point to pathways of Black technological critique and histories of Black digitality and care. First connecting the work to its predigital...

..., and mainstream North Vietnamese media portrayed them as heroes, the film presents its child protagonist as both a victim and care agent within her community’s care network. The essay shows that Little Girl foregrounds the caring capability of a wounded community by using care as a structural force and a central...