Mouna Sawan
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Dr. Mouna Sawan is a pioneering scholar at the intersection of care work, technology, and social futures. Her research critically examines how automation, robotics, artificial intelligence, and mixed reality are poised to transform the landscape of care—a domain encompassing physical, emotional, and developmental support that remains undervalued within capitalist systems. In her landmark 2024 paper, "Collective Imaginaries for the Futures of Care Work" (3 citations), Sawan challenges conventional narratives by asking not just how technology will change care, but how we might collectively envision more equitable, human-centered futures for this essential reproductive labour. Her work bridges speculative design, feminist theory, and sociotechnical studies, offering a framework for reimagining care beyond efficiency and profit. Though early in her citation trajectory, Sawan’s contributions are already shaping conversations among researchers, policymakers, and technologists. She is recognized for her ability to foreground marginalized voices and ethical considerations in discussions of automation, making her a vital voice in debates about the future of work, social justice, and technological innovation.
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- 1Collective Imaginaries for the Futures of Care Work3 citations · 2024