I had "Coded Bias" on my DVR since it aired on PBS's Independent Lens on March 22, but I finally watched it yesterday. It was riveting and mind-blowing for me.

I'm actually shocked I didn't have nightmares about data collection and face recognition software last night because I was terrified watching this documentary.

I'm also in awe of the work that Joy Buolamwini has done and just signed up for the Algorithmic Justice League!

You can watch Coded Bias on PBS:

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Please check out my new post on my WordPress blog, "Available for Work."

https://leahcville.wordpress.com

Looking forward to in-person long runs with the Charlottesville Track Club's Marathon and Half Marathon Training Program this summer/fall! Had fun designing a new icon based graphic representing the locations of group runs.

So proud to take part in Ragged Mountain Running Shop's Winter Mileage Club!

My 980.63 miles = $20 donation divided among these amazing nonprofit organizations!

​- Rivanna Trails Foundation
- Piedmont Environmental Council
- Sauders Trail at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
- Botanical Garden of the Piedmont
- Run Charlottesville

I'd love to see more research and scholarly articles on Pokémon GO. Maybe I should come up with some ideas. :) 

Pokémon Go and Research: Qualitative, Mixed Methods Research, and the Supercomplexity of Interventions

How nostalgic feelings impact Pokémon Go players–integrating childhood brand nostalgia into the technology acceptance theory

Exploring features of the pervasive game Pokémon GO that enable behavior change: qualitative study

Digital games get viral on social media: A social network analysis of Pokémon Go on Twitter
Pokémon GO! GO! GO! The impact of Pokémon GO on physical activity and related health outcomes

The race to escape: Location-based escapism and physical activity as a motivator in the consumption of the AR game Pokémon Go

How to Catch 'em All? An Investigation of Personality and Gameplay Styles in Pokemon Go

Systematic Literature Review on Health Effects of Playing Pokémon Go

I've had just a handful of job interviews in the past 20+ years so it's hard not to think I've bombed when maybe I'm just overanalyzing. I am grateful that with COVID-19 I've been able to have interviews over the phone or Google Meet so at least I'm in comfortable surroundings. :)

7 Things You Can Do After A Really Bad Job Interview
“People tend to spend time wishing they could rewind and do it over. It is very normal to feel negative after a bad interview. As an unemployed job seeker, you are naturally very emotionally raw and vulnerable.”

How to Recover—and Follow Up—After You Bomb an Interview