Published in: Transformation
Humanizing technology

Published on: 19 September 2017

Written by: Kaliya Identity Woman All articles by Kaliya Identity Woman

It’s easier to turn technology in the direction of democracy and social justice when it’s developed with social and emotional intelligence.

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