Stacey Wedlake
Stacey is a research scientist with the Technology & Social Change Group. Her research interests include understanding how individuals and communities can gain the technology access and education needed to accomplish their goals. Before coming to the UW, she taught basic computer classes at a nonprofit, community college, and as Peace Corps Volunteer in Mongolia. Stacey holds degrees in Public Administration (MPA) and Library and Information Science (MLIS) from the University of Washington. She earned a BA in Communication from Trinity University (San Antonio, Texas).
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Technology Access & Education for Refugee Women– Workshop Notes
Digital skill sets for diverse users: A comparison framework for curriculum and competencies
Creating the Digital Bridge: Methods
Since the last update on the Digital Bridge project, we’ve completed our data collection for the project, and we’ve begun analysis. …
First months of Creating the Digital Bridge
The pandemic has forced even more of our lives to move online. In Seattle, much like the rest of the country, lower income households …
Research Report: Technology Access & Education for Refugee Women in Seattle & King County
Washington state consistently ranks among the top 10 U.S. states for refugee resettlement. The state welcomed more than 14,000 refugees …