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AJL ANNOUCEMENT:
The Launch of Poet of Code Patreon!

Dear Champions of AJL,

I am excited to announce the launch of the Poet of Code Patreon!

The fight for algorithmic justice takes many forms, and your support has been an invaluable part of the journey toward justice. Patreon is another opportunity to support by enabling art and creative science communications projects that raise awareness about AI harms.

Patreon members get exclusive insights to ongoing projects and behind-the-scenes media content. If you join now, you will see my reaction to the recent Wired Article about the AJL trademark, and learn of the recent good news from Gloria Steinem herself!

Based on your Patreon tier of support, more perks include:

Social Media shout recognition
Ongoing project updates
Behind-the-Scenes media content
The opportunity to influence the direction of projects
Your name to be included in credits of video projects

Join me in the ongoing movement for algorithmic justice and help me create content to support the fight against the Coded Gaze.

All newsletter subscribers will continue to receive overall AJL updates on a quarterly basis.The play-by-play will be on Patreon. Learn more: Patreon.com/PoetofCode

All my best,
Joy

Become A Poet of Code Patron

TIERS OF SUPPORT

Supporter

Believers in the power of storytelling and art to shift perspectives and raise awareness about the social impact of artificial intelligence, supporters will receive social media shout recognition and ongoing project updates.

SUPPORTER

Flight Crew

Flight crew members will receive all the perks of being a supporter and exclusive behind-the-scenes media content from speaking engagements, TV interviews, and project productions.

FLIGHT CREW

Co-Creator

Co-creators will have the opportunity to influence the direction of projects by voting on content options and will have name in credits of video projects.

CO-CREATOR

Poet of Code shares "AI, Ain't I A Woman " - a spoken word piece that highlights the ways in which artificial intelligence can misinterpret the images of iconic black women: Oprah, Serena Williams, Michelle Obama, Sojourner Truth, Ida B. Wells, and Shirley Chisholm.

"Storytelling has the power to shift perspectives, galvanize change, alter damaging patterns, and reaffirm to others that their experiences matter. That’s why art can explore the emotional, societal, and historical connections of algorithmic bias in ways academic papers and statistics cannot. And as long as stories ground our aspirations, challenge harmful assumptions, and ignite change, I remain hopeful."

- Poet of Code, Time Magazine Op-Ed

AJL ANNOUCEMENT: The Launch of Poet of Code Patreon!

AJL ANNOUCEMENT:
The Launch of Poet of Code Patreon!