The course takes its starting point at the need for a profound transformation of socio-ecological dynamics to ensure a livable future for all. The required transformation should, at the same time, be sustainable and digital, and it should include the multitude of social, environmental, and technological elements that constitute the fabric of human practices of living in a common world. The course will discuss what this can mean through examples. Concrete topics can include, but are not limited to:

• data caring,
• waste management,
• sustainable interaction design,
• communing practices,
• cooperative platforms,
• green algorithms, and so on.

The course will raise questions on the effects, values and stories linked to data and digitalization, as well as discuss how caring for the climate and environment can scope and create new socio-technical configurations.