Human Flourishing in the Digital Age

Our digital devices promise connectivity and enlightenment in exchange for our attention. Yet attending to these devices often leaves us feeling displaced, disconnected, and dispirited. How are we being changed by these ever-present technologies?
Westmont College cultural sociologist and author of Restless Devices: Recovering Personhood, Presence, and Place in the Digital Age, Felicia Wu Song, will join us on Friday, June 30, to explore the place of digital technologies in contemporary life. She’ll help us consider the surprising ways that our social media habits and technologies can disrupt our connections with each other and even with God-and how we can recover our sense of personhood and place.
The Trinity Forum with the Consortium of Christian Study Centers held an Online Conversation with Felicia on Friday, June 30 to consider the ramifications of digital technology on our human development.

[@koilakato7859]

So blessed to hear this.

[@ThatLightDan]

This was so transformative, thank you.

[@ashokpanikkar1785]

Thank you for this session. This is an existential issue that needs so much more deliberation before we make the same kind of mistakes that we made with the internet and the smart phone.