Digital Kinship: Redefining Relationality in the Digital Age is an immersive online course exploring our evolving systems and relationships in a world profoundly shaped by digital technology.

Set against a backdrop of seismic societal shifts and rooted in Afro-diasporic and Global South perspectives, this unique interdisciplinary program brings together eleven trailblazing experts from diverse fields, to explore the existential challenges and opportunities that are rapidly redefining human and non-human experiences.

The course delves into the complex tapestry of power dynamics, artificial intelligence, and human connection. It  invites participants to undertake an in-depth inquiry into the interconnectedness of self, others, and the more-than-human world, examining how this kinship is mirrored at both interpersonal and systemic levels. Together we will critically examine prevailing narratives and practices that shape our current technological reality, and the sociopolitical implications, particularly for Africans, black  and historically marginalised communities globally.

You will emerge from the course equipped with the knowledge and tools to navigate, influence, and co-create a digital landscape and shared future grounded in our collective wellbeing, agency, and indigenous wisdoms.

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