Cella (is on the job market)
@cellllla.bsky.social
She/her | CMU HCII PhD Student | Research Assistant @ Data & Society | Previously: UCI Informatics, Big Cartel Workers Union. Tech + Labor + Resistance. Views are my own. http://cella.io
So fun writing this with you ☺️
January 15, 2026 at 5:19 PM
So fun writing this with you ☺️
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This needs to change. Workers need a voice on the job.
Join us on January 27th, 12-1 pm PST to hear directly about how tech workers are choosing to speak up, lessons they’ve learned in the process, and ways in which you can spark that voice in other colleagues. techequity.us/event/worker...
Join us on January 27th, 12-1 pm PST to hear directly about how tech workers are choosing to speak up, lessons they’ve learned in the process, and ways in which you can spark that voice in other colleagues. techequity.us/event/worker...
Worker Voice: How Tech Workers Are Speaking Up At Work & Beyond - TechEquity Collaborative
Join us to hear directly about how tech workers are choosing to speak up in their workplaces and the lessons they've learned from doing so.
techequity.us
January 12, 2026 at 5:59 PM
This needs to change. Workers need a voice on the job.
Join us on January 27th, 12-1 pm PST to hear directly about how tech workers are choosing to speak up, lessons they’ve learned in the process, and ways in which you can spark that voice in other colleagues. techequity.us/event/worker...
Join us on January 27th, 12-1 pm PST to hear directly about how tech workers are choosing to speak up, lessons they’ve learned in the process, and ways in which you can spark that voice in other colleagues. techequity.us/event/worker...
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Alice Wong’s legacy is the political horizon she helped articulate. A horizon where disabled knowledge is central, and care is a shared commitment. She taught us to name grief & rage without collapsing under them, to celebrate disabled brilliance without ignoring the material conditions shaping life
November 15, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Alice Wong’s legacy is the political horizon she helped articulate. A horizon where disabled knowledge is central, and care is a shared commitment. She taught us to name grief & rage without collapsing under them, to celebrate disabled brilliance without ignoring the material conditions shaping life