nádia coelho pontes
With an electrical engineering background, Nádia transitioned to the agtech field through photovoltaic irrigation systems. In contact with organic farmers and brazilian agroecological movement, she started to orient her perspective towards digital systems that support collective work, while diving in the hacker culture and politics. She lives in a small farm in southeast Brazil.
Session
What does it take for a community to design and build their digital tools?
This talk is thought to bring reflections on what we talk about when we talk about sovereign digital tools, and the characteristics of a community that host the flourishing of such technologies. We'll present an example in Brazilian context, and open a little space for discussions on the topic.