In New York City’s East Village, a weeklong festival dubbed the “Summer of Ludd” is bringing hundreds of young people together to learn how to live without constant digital connectivity and to resist the omnipresence of technology companies.
Wired reports that the Summer of Ludd festival, held in Tompkins Square Park and surrounding areas through early July, represents a growing movement among young people and others to reclaim their lives from Big Tech’s pervasive influence. The event features workshops, performances, and activities designed to help participants engage with the world offline, from learning how to date without apps to…
Read the full article at BREITBART.COM
