Jazmin Morris

Jazmin Morris is a Creative Computing Lecturer and Digital Outreach Lead at the University of the Arts London (UAL) Creative Computing Institute, with a dual role as Lead Digital Tutor on the Graphic Communication Design course at Central Saint Martins. Her work bridges creative technology, social engagement, and equity, focusing on representation, inclusivity, and decolonizing digital practices. She employs open-source tools to create interactive experiences critiquing systemic power structures around race, gender, and technology.

Research interests include simulating cultural identity through digital mediums, community-driven tech education, and resisting algorithmic bias. Collaborations span institutions like Tate Modern, Hyphen Labs, and NEoN Digital Arts Festival, alongside grassroots initiatives like the Tech Yard youth program. Her creative outputs include experimental essays, interactive Twine games (e.g., 50 Shades of Brown), and poetic explorations of cybernetics and queer futurism.

Publications include works published in Royal Chambers and Wang & Söderström, alongside podcast contributions and curated exhibitions addressing AI ethics and digital care practices. Her pedagogy emphasizes accessibility, with a focus on empowering marginalized voices through technology.