UNDERSTAND
Develop the multidisciplinary approach to responsible digital transition by adding visions, imaginaries and lived experiences.
Co-creation
Digital sobriety is built through the mutual commitment of consumers, industry players and states.
Contextualizing the impacts
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Sending fewer emails will not save the planet! An approach to make environmental impacts of ICT tangible for Canadian end users
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“Digital technology is playing an increasingly important role in our lives, and we need to learn how to use it intelligently now. This tool is essential for understanding the digital footprint of our actions. It encourages us to continue doing good work and motivates us to change certain habits.”
Annie Roy
Co-founder, Executive and Artistic Director,
ATSA
“The Culture, Sports, Recreation and Social Development Division of the Borough of Lachine was pleased to participate in the Ecoist Club’s digital sobriety training led by Daria Marchenko. Her ability to simplify complex issues, stimulate collective reflection, and propose concrete courses of action allowed us to better understand the impact of digital technology on, and in, our lives and to consider more responsible practices in our daily lives.”
Mélina Wolter
Cultural Events Assistant
Division - Culture, Sports, Recreation and Social Development
