Glitching the Future
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Glitching the Future Tote Bag.
Designed for those who carry change and the tools to create it. The Glitching the Future tote celebrates disruption, imagination, and the power to rewrite the digital world.
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Glitching the Future Interactive Postcards / Zine.
A collectible set of 12 interactive postcards that together form a mini-zine, spotlighting Glitching the Future’s contributors. Each piece is an unique portal to the Glitching digital platform and its living archive.
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Glitching the Future A2 Poster.
Bring Glitching the Future to life with this interactive A2 poster. Scan the QR code to access the digital platform and experience the movement beyond the print.
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- By Phila Hillie
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In a world where algorithms track our every move and digital platforms define what is seen and valued, it’s easy to feel like the future is already decided.
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- By Bubblegumclub & ZAM
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We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Glitching the Future microsite: a digital home for the movement that’s reimagining Big Tech through art, design, research, and resistance.
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We’re stuck in a loop where platforms prioritize profit over people, where algorithms amplify inequality, and where digital futures are imagined only by the powerful.
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To reimagine the future of tech, we need radical voices that don’t just critique systems but offer bold, creative alternatives. We’ve highlighted three of the many contributors who are doing exactly that
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Glitching the Future is a collaborative initiative between Bubblegum Club in Johannesburg and ZAM Magazine in Amsterdam, two platforms committed to cultural production that is rooted in social justice, creative innovation, and radical imagination.
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The tech industry wasn’t built with everyone in mind but with your help, we’re changing that.
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The global tech industry is overwhelmingly white, male, and notoriously discriminatory. According to TechCrunch, over 70% of tech leaders are men, while only 3% of the workforce identifies as Black.
