In this session, attendees will gain valuable insights into sustainable practices in technology, the significance of the right-to-repair movement, and how these efforts contribute to broader social and environmental goals. Annette will share practical strategies for implementing sustainable practices within organizations, ways to engage communities effectively, and the impact of bridging the digital divide.
Topics covered:
- Digital inclusion and accessibility
- Right to repair and sustainability
- Social enterprise structure and strategy
- Community engagement and education
About Annette:
As the leader of Australia’s first charity and social enterprise dedicated to closing the digital divide, Annette has made significant strides in providing refurbished mobile technology to people in need. Her extensive background in PR and Communications spans over two decades, during which she has worked on numerous community education and engagement programs focusing on waste and recycling with businesses, councils, and charities.
Annette is not just a leader in the technological space but also a passionate advocate for the right to repair. Her commitment to environmental sustainability and social justice has guided her career, making her a prominent figure in these fields. Her work emphasizes the importance of extending the life of technology to reduce waste and ensure that everyone has access to the tools they need to thrive in a digital world.
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