About

A platform for relational technology

A multimedia platform for relational technology — exploring human-computer interaction through essays, podcast conversations, workshops, and open resources.

Mission

Tact & Tech reimagines technology as a living system for connection.

Exploring how design, play, movement, and emotional intelligence can help people and communities flourish.

Relational technology

Relational technology treats human-computer interaction as more than interface design — it is a question of care, reciprocity, and who benefits when systems enter our classrooms, communities, and daily lives.

Our work

Our work reaches students, conveners, and curious readers through stories, forums, school visits, and collaborative gatherings — with care for people, communities, and the living world.

Foreword

Dear reader,

Welcome to Tact&Tech. We live in a time where technology almost feels mystic, promising efficiency and intelligence. It is easy to see technology as inevitable and even god-like. But it is not a force of nature. It is a response shaped by human choices, values, and trade-offs.

To build a machine is to encode a worldview. In this fast-moving world, the goal is to stay grounded, to build not only smarter but more ethical systems, and question not just what is possible, but what is worthy of pursuing.

This is an invitation to take a closer look, think critically, and engage with the future with an intention to help shape it.

Stay curious. Stay critical. Stay ahead of the trend.

Who we serve

Built for people who want technology with care

Students & educators

Workshops, school visits, and open resources that make AI ethics and relational technology accessible and playful.

Communities & conveners

Forums, panels, and collaborative spaces for people building technology with care, reciprocity, and planetary awareness.

Curious readers & listeners

Essays, stories, and podcast conversations for anyone who wants to stay grounded while the future accelerates.

Want to collaborate?

We partner with schools, communities, and organizations at the intersection of ethics, technology, and the humanities.

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