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Our Data

Our data and files can be accessed in our OSF repository. 

Decks

Academic Tarot: The Major Arcana by Visionary Futures Collective

Humane Technology Tarot Deck, Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics

Our Lady of Technology Tarot Cards by People Rocket

The Oracle for Transfeminist Technologies by Coding Rights and the Design Justice Network

The Tarot Cards of Tech by Artefact

The Workers Tarot Deck by Parsons DESIS Lab at the New School

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