The Digital Collage with Ichigo Bloom

In collaboration with Ichigo Bloom, we are happy to invite you to our first "Digital Collage" Workshop on September 25th, from 9:00-12:00 JST at AHK Japan. 

Every email, video stream, and file stored in the cloud has an invisible environmental cost. The Digital Collage workshop sheds light on the surprisingly tangible impact of our digital habits, from the energy-hungry data centers to the rare materials in our devices. 

In this collaborative and interactive session, participants work in small groups using a set of 50 illustrated cards to uncover the lifecycle of digital technologies and the hidden links between our online behaviors, climate change, and resource use. 

Developed in Europe and already experienced by more than 120,000 participants worldwide, the Digital Collage is rooted in science and designed to spark reflection, conversation, and meaningful action, whether you're a tech expert or a digital beginner. 

This session will be facilitated by Ichigo Bloom, a Tokyo-based collective of sustainability workshop facilitators bringing science-based and people-centered education tools to companies, schools, and communities in Japan. 

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