This zine offers a self-guided walking tour to one of Pittsburgh's tech hubs. Through movement exercises & group discussion, it provides an accessible introduction to the origins of surveillance in our everyday lives.

From COVID-19 to Black Lives Matter protests, there is a rising tide of surveillance—the use of "smart" technology to track people. To break through the alarming news cycle, we invite you to join us for a guided workshop on the deeper principles of surveillance technologies.

In this ready-to-deploy workshop, we use stories to trace data through a map of the surveillance ecosystem. In doing so, we begin to make surveillance systems tangible and mutable.

What's been tracking your movements in public space? Let's go birdwatching to spot surveillance cameras, automated license plate readers, and more.

In this workshop, we will guide participants through a series of movement exercises that will expose the principles of the modern American surveillance society—but, you know, in a gentle and relaxing manner.

This playful zine, inspired by bird spotting guides, helps people to spot some of the technologies and structures that make up surveillance in the 21st century.