We are feminist.
We are allies.
We are for peace.
IdleForest exists to turn unused digital capacity into climate action, but our work cannot be separated from the people most affected by the climate crisis.
We believe sustainability without justice is incomplete. We believe technology without responsibility is dangerous.
At IdleForest, we stand up for human rights. That includes, in particular, women’s rights, the rights of the LGBTQIA+ community, Indigenous peoples, BIPOC, immigrants, and all marginalized communities.
As citizens of the Global West, we are incredibly privileged, and we are trying our best to use that privilege in support of those who are not.
The people who use the least of our earth’s resources have to endure the worst outcomes of climate change. As such, environmental justice is unequivocally bound to human justice.
It is our responsibility to not only speak up, but actively make a tangible change for current and future generations.
Wars, hate, greed, and overconsumerism kill people, animals, plants, the environment, and everything that makes our world a wonderful place.
Apart from being sustainable, IdleForest is feminist, an ally to all those oppressed, and in favor of peace, freedom, justice, and diversity.
We strive to use modern technology in order to serve our planet, as opposed to those who ignore the fact that resources are limited in order to accumulate personal wealth.
Natural resources, including breathable air and a place to live, belong to everyone on earth.
Under capitalism, owning a lot of resources and money comes with immense responsibility that should never be entirely up to those who benefit from that ownership.
Therefore, we strongly believe in our decentralized approach.
We live by these convictions privately and professionally. They shape how we build, whom we partner with, and how we moderate the spaces connected to IdleForest.
