This article recaps the first part of the “Systems Change for Sustainable Tech” series. CAT members came together to build the shared vision for sustainable tech by imagining the kind of future they want, reflected on the values that will make this future possible, used the insights from indigenous wisdom, imagined themselves in this future, and made a commitment to create this future.
This article is about the systems series called “Systems Change for Sustainable Tech” that will be starting on 22nd May. Throughout the series we will be co-creating a vision for sustainable tech, map the current reality using systems maps (causal loop diagrams), find leverages to intervene for greater impact, design interventions, create action plans to reduce the gap between vision and current reality.
📚We’re publishing a series of climate career stories, highlighting the diversity of climate journeys and what makes a climate career. If you’re interested in contributing,… Read More »Climate Careers: Gaël Duez
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In the fourth and final part of the Exploratorium, we reflected on what we uncovered – and what we might have missed – during our exploration of climate action in tech and generative AI. Read this recap for reflection prompts that can inspire big-picture reflection on how our collective currents could shape the tech industry landscape.