Dispatches
These are fieldnotes, essays, and semantic briefings from inside the Advocacy Intelligence Lab. Each post explores how meaning is encoded, erased, or protected in automated and institutional systems.
Designing for Erasure
Erasure isn’t always a bug—it’s often the default. This dispatch explores how trauma, dissent, and survivor truth are misread by automated systems—and how to design protocols that protect legibility.
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Platforms monetize meaning. Protocols preserve it. In this essay, we argue that advocacy must shift from visibility to legibility—embedding semantic resilience through infrastructure, not interface.
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