Sophie Wang (aka shuf) is a big nerd and small zine gremlin who challenges our taken-for-granted assumptions about western science through comics and zines. She draws (heh) from her background in Science and Technology Studies and her many years making art of widely varying quality. You can follow her at @wangshuf.
Building a Practice of Science and Social Justice: Part 1
Turns out, to way more places than you’d probably like!
It'll take more than a golden ticket to fix everyday science learning's exclusion problems.
Book recommendations from Free Radicals' contributing authors
The Objectivity of My Affection: The End
Can alternative facts be...good?
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 11
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 10
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 9
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 8
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 7
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 6
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 5
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 4
The Objectivity of My Affection: Part 3
Part 2: Objective Boogaloo
In this new comic series, explore with us how science isn't always just what we're taught in school.
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 6
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 5
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 4
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 3
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 2
Backstage Decisions, Front-stage Experts: Part 1
Building a Practice of Science and Social Justice: Part 1
Dispatches from Silicon Valley and beyond.
It'll take more than a golden ticket to fix everyday science learning's exclusion problems.
What can we create when radical speculative fiction becomes our teacher?
An interview with Tanzanian political ecologist Dr. Francis Moyo
