Unlike centralized social media, where a single company decides the rules, algorithms, and monetization strategies, the Fediverse is decentralized. This means no single entity controls it, and users have more freedom in how they interact online. Instead of being locked into one corporation’s vision of social media, people can choose or even create online spaces that reflect their own values.

While technology offers incredible opportunities for connection and information sharing, it also presents a significant challenge for social and political movements: how to mobilize people when their attention is constantly being captured by the digital world? There are a lot of reasons we all need collective action at this time and it’s time to acknowledge the new realities in which we seek to organize.

This isn't about demonizing technology. It's about acknowledging the reality of our digital age and finding ways to navigate its challenges. Here are a few strategies for mobilizing collective action in a world increasingly dominated by screens

Being a mom in today’s world often feels like living in two different realities. On one hand, there’s the fast-paced, hyper-connected digital age, where screens dominate and convenience rules. On the other, there’s the deep, grounding pull of nature, creativity, and simplicity—the analog world I want my daughter to grow up knowing. Trying to be an "analog mom" in these times feels like swimming upstream, and yet it’s something I hold onto with all my heart.

Digital equity isn’t just a fancy buzzword; it’s about making sure everyone has the same chance to access and use technology. In today’s world, where nearly everything requires internet access, this is more important than ever. Let's explore why digital equity is a big deal and how it impacts our communities, especially those in underserved areas.