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Intro

Meet the team!

Olu's pegboard with various colourful notes on it including a drawing of a fox and some slogans spelt out in scrabble tiles

Hi, I'm Olu!

Meet Olu: developer, writer, sewer, apprendre français-er, and internet enjoyer. Read about their experiences trying to find a place in the social enterprise, charity, non-profit and social enterprise worlds, what bought them to GFSC, and their surprising optimism for technology despite it all.

A colourfu musical instruments surround a set of cards with numbers 1-5 saying "forest, snooker, wine, beige, the pyramids".

How GFSC got to here (Part 1)

Behold, a mythic lore drop from studio founder Kim. Read her never-before-told-story (at least, outside the pub) about the various elements floating in the existential stockpot that slow-cooked GFSC's primordial soup.

A collage of emma's visual diaries

Introducing: Emma!

Meet our fingers-in-pies resident record holder, Emma. Pies include: teacher, designer, researcher and train-enthusiast. Learn more about her thoughts on the liberatory potential of teaching.

One of my art pieces that started off as a top down drawing of the coast but transitioned to a desert landscape when rotated.

I, Micah

I wander among waking dreams of digital lifeworlds and the unevenness of the future. I like doing things in sporadic bursts of energy - art, poetry, code-bashing, and writing as making practices. I think about media culture, science communication, and infrastructural resilience.

Hello, Sean Morley speaking

Hello, Sean Morley speaking

Introducing Sean Morley: Friend, Citizen and Fully-Adult Cherub Of The Northern Weirdo Alt Comedy Fringe, justifying why his passion for the community-forming power of idiosyncratic live art is actually praxis, actually.

A drawing of Petra's hand reaching out over five artistically arranged sheared photographs of landscapes, trains, and people.

Greetings from Petra

Meet Petra, video artist, train enthusiast, and GFSC Community blogger. Learn about their work on borders and interfaces, zones of overlap and connection, languages, and large bodies of water. Their favourite anime is 5 Centimeters Per Second. What's yours?

5 happy humans walking on a path in the sunshine and smiling at the camera

Introducing the future of Geeks for Social Change!

GFSC are a collective imagining hopeful post-billionaire technology and finding scraps of pleasure in a crumbled social order. Read about our new plans and support our tentative (but necessary) optimism.