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How We Define Digital Wellbeing


Digital wellbeing...


...begins with listening

...embraces complexity

...resists binary thinking

...is practical, not dogmatic

...celebrates joy and discovery

...centers our humanity and connectedness

...assumes our power, not our powerlessness

...exercises heart intelligence, not just cognition

...prioritizes the Earth, living ecosystems & beings

...requires collective understanding, deliberation, and action

...meets uncertainty with curiosity, creativity, and compassion

...is consentful, giving us agency over our digital bodies and objects

...allows everyone to have a voice about how technology affects their lives

...respects the integrity of our physical beings with somatic and embodied practice

...promotes digital health, safety, and knowledge not as a burden of each individual but as a collective practice of community care, deliberation, and action




Ink drawing of a lotus flower growing from a bed of mud.
No Mud No Lotus, by Sasha Stim-Fogel


We never know how our small activities will affect others through the invisible fabric of our connectedness. - Grace Lee Boggs

This definition and our work owe a debt of gratitude to many teachers, colleagues, elders, and ancestors: Grace Lee Boggs, bell hooks, Joanna Macy, Thich Nhat Hanh, Ruha Benjamin, adrienne maree brown, Vanessa Machado de Oliviera, Mother Cyborg, Una Lee, Seeta Peña Gangadharan, Rev. angel Kyodo williams, and the list grows...


 
 

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