This is the third and final part of a post about AJI, a self-commissioned research project about public protests. Read the first and second post or continue reading below. The most important idea is that a protest is a performance of civic resistance and solidarity and as such it has a broad swath of spectators […]
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Week 292
Some significant achievements this week! Let’s start with Camparc Mark II. We had a successful run during the weekend. Hardware and software performed admirably—a tip of the hat to Aldo and Arnaud—and people seemed to really enjoy it. Later this week we provided the STRP crew with some additional documentation so that they can run […]