The fellowship is a programme bringing five fellows together who have commited to openly explore how to advance climate justice among internet practitioners, including reflecting on their own transformations. These are the posts our fellows have written about their own journeys. Read more about the fellowship goals and beliefs and the reading list being compiled in Zotero.
Dear diary, One of the things we were asked to do on the fellowship was to find something of interest to us and go off… Read More »The birth of DoingTheDoughnut.tech – a holistic way of exploring sustainability in the digital tech sector
In the past months I have been exploring how to advance climate justice among internet practitioners. As part of the fellowship program I work towards… Read More »5 things I learned in my Green Web Fellowship
In 2021 Ford, Mozilla and Ariadne launched a research project with the aim to understand what responsible grantmaking on the intersection between digital rights and… Read More »Presenting new research climate justice x digital rights
The biggest change in my carbon footprint this year came from my decision to install an air conditioning system at home. It was a difficult… Read More »Using air conditioning and the five insights from my fellowship
Tech folks may be good problem solvers, but what happens when it’s a different class of problem?
Before defining a “just, sustainable internet”, we should be aware of the ways that the internet is currently creating and exacerbating climate injustice.
How can digital rights funders meaningfully engage in the intersection of climate justice and digital rights? This is a question I have been exploring as… Read More »Talking climate with digital rights funders
During this fellowship, I wrote about the importance of narratives when we talk about sustainability, especially those about what we want from life on this… Read More »Fellowship project: Sustainability and accountability in the gig economy
While I reflected on my fellowship project over the past few weeks, I had an interesting discussion with a friend who works for a nonprofit… Read More »The “middle-out” approach
What’s the the difference between corporate sustainability, climate justice and other approaches to sustainability?
It is often said that you can’t improve what you can’t measure. And for this reason, carbon emissions are an important tool for understanding where… Read More »Measuring complexity can encourage sustainability
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