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[Our partners] Interview with researcher and consultant Tetyana Bohdanova.
Tactical Tech interviewed Independent Researcher and Consultant Tetyana Bohdanova, who shared insights into the collaboration with the Influence Industry Project.
Tactical Tech interviewed Independent Researcher and Consultant Tetyana Bohdanova, who shared insights into the collaboration with the Influence Industry Project.
For years, Tactical Tech has worked to understand and visualise Big Tech's impact on society. In this piece, you will be taken on a journey through the different formats, narratives and visual representations Tactical Tech has used to tell the story behind the acquisitions, mergers and investments of the Big Tech Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Microsoft. Read to learn about our provocation design approach to promote digital thinking.
Data about reproduction, and especially menstruation, is being tracked and gathered by many different companies, without people’s awareness of the extent or the financial value this data has, nor the possible consequences for them individually or the collective harm.
Our What The Future Wants exhibition and digital and media literacy resources for young people are now available in 15 different languages. To date, the What the Future Wants events have engaged more than 11.500 participants in 30 countries.
The work for a better digital future must be done in the present, or we are failing the young generation. The digital future must be just, equitable, accessible, safe, inclusive and kind.
At Tactical Tech, a Berlin-based non-profit organisation, we design and co-develop playful and forward-looking experiences, interventions, events and educational resources that invite people to think about how technology influences their lives and changes the world they live in.
The outdoor exhibition by Tactical Tech, co-produced by HAU Hebbel am Ufer, explores through the lens of technology how people get informed, make decisions and respond to current global crises like climate change, pandemics or political polarisation.
The 'What The Future Wants project' aims to put young people in the driving seat of their digital futures through education, co-creation and capacity building.