Category: E-wsste

Digital technologies and social change

In the four posts that I have previously written on this blog, I have reflected in a free, relaxed way about new technologies and social change. I have tried to contemplate issues such as voice, discourse, and power, and agency and perspective concerning digital transformation. In this fifth post, I …

Collective action / com4dev / digital activism / Digital inequality / E-wsste / ICT4D / Social movements

Waste colonialism and the disposable culture addicts

Today’s generations will be remembered for many things. We are the first communication and technology generations. The generations of widespread globalization. Of climate change. First wars on water. Migration crimes. The ones of the flourishing transnational social movements. But also, and in some senses most outstandingly, we are the generations …

Colonialism / E-wsste / Indigenous peoples