Anushah is a historian of the Unicode Standard and related text technologies. Her work examines the tensions in the transformation of writing systems into machine-readable formats for digital communication. She is also director of the Script Encoding Initiative, which helps historic and minority writing systems gain a digital footing.
Tyler is a postdoctoral scholar specializing in sociolinguistics. His research interests include prosody, sociophonetic variation, bilingualism, language ideologies, and human-computer interaction, primarily within historically marginalized and understudied language varieties. He is currently working with Dr. Nicole Holliday and Dr. Sabriya Fisher (Wellesley College) on the link between prosodic/morphosyntactic variation in African American English (AAE), and experiences of school discipline.
