Connectivity is always in jeopardy

People charge their cell phones outside a home that did not lose power in Hoboken, NJ after hurricane Sandy.

A People’s History of Tech Interview

Connectivity is always in jeopardy. It can be in jeopardy because of natural disasters. It can be in jeopardy because of corporate interests. It can be in jeopardy because of government interests. It can be in jeopardy because that area just isn’t covered yet. It is not something to be assumed at any point.

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“We noticed protest posters: 'You will drink lithium, you will eat copper.'”

– Ligaya, Atacama Desert, Chile

“When it fell on my face, playing Wordle, drunk”

Anonymous

“Accidentally continuing to share my location with someone... Creepy.”

– Anonymous, San Francisco, CA

Transform the tech industry from inside.

Take Action Photo of a hand holding the 2021 yearbook, which is a collection of the community’s work over 12 weeks.

Collective Action School has a grassroots theory of change. We believe the people who make the tech industry run—its workers—have the power to not only transform it, but to build and imagine new technologies. They welcome all tech workers—whether you’re a project manager, warehouse worker, software engineer, or ride share driver.