Nancy Mauro-Flude is a founding Affiliated Researcher of INC.

Former pyrate radio star,  Nancy Mauro-Flude is a faerie circuit researcher, philosopher of technology. Currently a core member of  the Digital Ethnography Research Centre, she has been an affiliated researcher with Institute of Network Cultures (INC) since 21/22 January 2005 appearing as an annotator with Goran Batić for The Decade of Webdesign... Anticipating the prescience of Digital Ethnography they attempted to enter ETHNOBLOGGER into the wikipedia at the time.

Nancy performing a live a/v set at Yogyakarta media festival 2008 hosted by HONF

Based in lutruwita/Tasmania and informed by the island lores and logics of the South Pacific archipelago her activities include digital caretaking, artistic research and writing. Founder of ESP Ecofeminist Studies and Studios for Permacomputing Nancy is passionate about eco-social transformation and holistic codesign for heritage frontiers to raise awareness around data fauna flora fiction disparity, which are crucial for flourishing livelihoods. Her insights are informed by an extensive network spanning the free software movement, artistic research relations.

Since 2008 she home-brews and maintains an autonomous web server. In most cases, Nancy acts locally to foster awareness about the bio-socio-cultural dimensions and impact of planetary computing and digital infrastructure. Her activities include research integrated pedagogy, PhD Supervision, devising conversation pieces with Ouija agents, post-dramatic theatre making, transcendental radio broadcasting, net.art consciousness-raising events, and somatic movement coaching.

Contact Nancy through this medium: https://tldr.nettime.org/@sister0