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Bio: Biella Coleman

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Biella Coleman is currently an anthropology graduate student at the University of Chicago working on her Ph.D. research on the ethics and politics of the free software movement. She lives in San Francisco where she carries out ethnographic research going to free software meetings, interviewing programmers, as well as conducting online research. Her academic endeavors have focused primarily on religion, medicine, and technology, especially their ethical, legal, and social dimensions. She has conducted research in the Dominican Republic and Guyana on religious healing and the formation of new social identities. After finishing this project, she would like to research the role of information technologies in transforming treatment management and conceptions of illness.

You can send email to Biella Coleman at biella@onlinepolicy.org.

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