Stefania Voli holds a Ph.D. in Citizenship, Rights and Gender Equality in Modern and Contemporary History (University of L’Orientale Naples), and a Ph.D. in Applied Sociology and Social Research Methodology (University of Milan–Bicocca). Publications include: "Young People Between Uncertainty and Agency. An Analysis of the Strategies of Transition to Adulthood in Italy"> (Italian Journal of Sociology and Education) and Modificazioni corporee e cittadinanza transgender. Il caso del Movimento Identità Transessuale di Bologna, (doctoral thesis).Arianna Mainardi holds a Ph.D. in Information Society from the Università degli studi di Milano. Publications include: "Young People Between Uncertainty and Agency. An Analysis of the Strategies of Transition to Adulthood in Italy" (Italian Journal of Sociology and Education), "At the Roots of Media Cultures. Social Movements Producing Knowledge About Media as Discriminatory Workspaces" (Information Communication & Society), and "Sexuality and Power in Contemporary Italy: Subjectivities between Gender Norms, Agency and Social Transformation" (Modern Italy).Valentina Greco has an MA in Gender Studies and a Ph.D. in Women’s History and Gender Identity. Publications include: L’ago dentro e fuori.’ Il nodo memoria/storia nel caso della deportazione (Genesis. Rivista della Società Italiana delle Storiche), Geography and the ICT: New Technolgies and Geographical Research (Bononia University Press), and In Italia abortire è ancora un diritto a metà (Internazionale).Carlotta Cossutta is a postdoctoral researcher in Political Philosophy at the University of Eastern Piedmont. Publications include: "Transfeminist politics and populist counterattacks in Italy" (European Journal of English Studies), "Maternal relations, feminism and surrogate motherhood in the Italian context (Modern Italy), and Linguistic Traps. Identity and Differences Through Institutions, Law, Politics and the Gender Binary (Routledge, 2018).

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsTranslators’ Note  Julia Heim and Sole AnatroneA Note on the English Edition1 Where the Margins Aren’t BordersCarlotta Cossutta, Valentina Greco, Arianna Mainardi and Stefania Voli2 Technofeminism Notes for a Transfeminist Technology (Version 3.0)Lucía Egaña Rojas3 Dis/Organizing D-I-Y Sexuality A Trans PerspectiveLudovico Virtù4 Virtual Interfaces of Biotech ReproductionAngela Balzano5 Objection DeniedObiezione Respinta6 If I Was a Rich Girl Three Manifestos for Rethinking the Relationship between Gender, Technology and CapitalElisa Virgili7 eva kunin * Arigato (Gozaimasu) ebookeva kunin8 Notes from the Center’s MarginsRachele Borghi (Zarra Bonheur)9 Transcyborgdyke A Transfeminist and Queer Perspective on Hacking the ArchiveDiego Marchante “Genderhacker”10 Surveillance, Subjectivity and Public Space A Gendered Look at TechnologiesCarlotta Cossutta and Arianna MainardiTranslators’ EpilogueJulia Heim and Sole AnatroneIndex