Digital Living
Energy Futures
The DigiSAt research project offers new empirical knowledge bridging some of the most pressing concerns of our time: digital living and energy futures with related impacts on human well-being, democratic society, and the environment.
The DigiSAt project brings together a diverse group of people with local, regional, and thematic expertise. The group consists of people who grew up in the area, and scholars and artists from across South Africa, Australia, UK, France, and the Scandinavian countries.
The DigiSAt project is grounded in a participatory and multimodal approach to knowledge-making. We believe that knowledge should be shared, and reach various audiences, to do work in the world by putting vital questions on the agenda.
Digital Everyday Lives and Energy Futures
in a South African Township
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Independent Research Fund Denmark
– Inge Lehmann (1130-00019B)
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