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Department of Media, Culture, and Communication 
New York University 
239 Greene Street
New York, NY 10003 
mmills@nyu.edu

A diagram with a sketch of a woman's head, an arrow pointing from her brain to a hand holding a pencil, and another arrow exiting her mouth and pointing to a sketch of an ear
Schematic Representation of the Communication Process
Elise Richter, How We Speak (Wie Wir Sprechen), Leipzig, 1912
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NEWS

Disability Arts in the Time of Covid-19 (with Faye Ginsburg and Rayna Rapp) 
Curating Access (ed. Amanda Cachia, Routledge, September 2022)

NYU Distinguished Teaching Award 
April 2022

PI: NSF Standard Grant 
Disability Expertise and Design Justice for Post-COVID Equity (April 2021-2023), Project Website

Fall 2022 Itinerary

What Was Access? 
Hidden Legacies of Helen Keller Symposium (Louisville, KY, Sept 17-18)

Everything's a Filter 
Music Now series (Brown University, October 3)

Everything is a Filter? 
Models Lecture Series (ICI Berlin, November 28)

LINKS

  • "Measuring Aurality" Working Group (Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine)
  • Assistive Media Project @ Leuphana University
  • Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience
  • Disabilities and Digital Media DFG Network
  • Epistemes of Modern Acoustics Research Group, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
  • Machine Listening, a curriculum
  • Manifold Scholarship (University of Minnesota Press)
  • NYU Alliance for Public Interest Technology
  • NYU Center for Disability Studies
  • NYU Disabilities, Inclusion and Accessibility Provostial Working Group (DIA)
  • NYU Minor in Disability Studies
  • NYU Minor in Science and Society
  • Sounding Out!
  • The Future of Disability Studies @ Columbia
  • Thinking Head (Lara Favaretto, see "Paradigm")
  • UCHRI Critical Disability Studies Research Group
  • Variantology
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