Fellowship

Works that helped me see and take off the capitalism lens

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… 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… 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… 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… Measuring complexity can encourage sustainability

Dear diary, We’ve been asked by Chris and Michelle to write a post that summarises 5 things we’ve learned in the fellowship so far. It’s… What people think building a sustainable internet involves vs what it might actually be

One of the questions that our cohort has discussed the most is about who should we consider an Internet practitioner. Since the Internet is a… Thinking hard about the concept of Internet practitioner

Dear diary, Recently I’ve been giving some thought to how the #LetsGreenTheWeb 2022 campaign should be reframed in a climate justice context. I’ve come to… Figuring out a model for applying climate justice to websites