Human-centered, tech-assisted

Built by humans for humans, without the use of generative AI. Our backgrounds in various disciplines across software and social sciences bring us to some big questions: how do we get beyond this post-capitalist hellscape? How do we bridge the gap between solarpunk utopias and reality? What motivates people to educate themselves and each other? What is technology’s role in creating a more accessible and equitable world? Help us answer these questions through explorations of game theory and alternative economic systems!

  • View volunteer opportunities with organizations and learn the steps you can take to get involved with local initiatives.

    Our goal is to give you the tools you need to integrate simple actions and knowledge-building into your routine, regardless of your previous knowledge, areas of interest, or availability.

  • Access to local food and insight into its production is an important part of food sovereignty. As part of our resource mapping efforts, we’ll help you find community gardens, farmers markets, community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs, and stores that carry locally-sourced foods.

  • Practice your media literacy by evaluating information from multiple sources and coming to your own informed opinions. Learn how to identify bias, common fallacies, and rhetorical devices through real examples from historical and current events.

    As an independent entity, we aim to disclose any personal or professional ties to local politicians when applicable and present facts fairly without partisan framing.

  • We believe every human has a right to clean air and water, shelter, food, healthcare, and dignity. Through partnerships with local organizations as well as verified crowdsourced reports, we aim to provide accurate, updated information about official public services as well as other resources such as community fridges, little free pantries, and public restrooms.

    For now, refer to the Northampton Division of Community Care for a compiled list of resources.

  • Crowdsourced data that provides research-based solutions to real problems, supporting other local grassroots organizations and movements in the process.

    The open source and copyleft ethos is one of mutualism.