Open Source as Endurance Infrastructure for Environmental Justice

Explore how open source technology serves as critical endurance infrastructure for environmental justice movements in this keynote presentation by Shannon Dosemagen, Founder and Senior Fellow of the Open Environmental Data Project. Discover the intersection between open source principles and environmental advocacy, examining how collaborative, transparent technology platforms can empower communities to monitor, document, and respond to environmental challenges. Learn about the role of open data and open source tools in democratizing access to environmental information, enabling grassroots organizations and affected communities to participate more effectively in environmental decision-making processes. Understand how sustainable, community-driven technology infrastructure can support long-term environmental justice initiatives and create lasting change. Gain insights into practical applications of open source solutions for environmental monitoring, data collection, and community organizing, while exploring the broader implications of using collaborative technology approaches to address environmental inequities and promote environmental democracy.