Technology is built on land, resources, and human bodies.

So we must ask: Whose land is extracted? Whose labour is exploited? Whose bodies bear the cost? And who profits?

We’re gathering online to reflect on the relationship between climate justice and technology through a feminist lens. We want to examine how technology is affecting our lives and environment, grounding it in the experiences of people who live in the various parts of Southeast Asia.

This session is for activists, students, researchers, technologists, and anyone curious about how our digital world intersects with environmental and social justice.

Together, we’ll hold space for critical thinking, imagination, and solidarity.

🗓 13 March 2026, Friday

⏰ 0700 - 0900 (UTC) / 1400 - 1600 (Jakarta / Bangkok) / 1500 - 1700 (PH / MYT)

Let’s imagine and build our very own feminist tech futures.