Retaining our humanity in an AI-driven world.
Our Vision
Our vision is a world where people feel alive and energised, free from the effects of harmful technology.
We advocate for children to have the right to enjoy their childhood with zero harm technology.
Our Mission
Our mission is to support parents, educators and change makers to help free children of digital dependencies and addictions and restore human abiities as the pinnacle of achievement within compassionate and supportive communities.
We do this by sharing information and resources to build a community of parents, educators and corporate supporters. We require governments to develop regulations that define zero harm product assurance and effective legislation. We require governments and businesses to elevate the needs of people ahead of technology.
Our Values
Preserving and elevating real human skills, knowledge and experience
Applying humanitarian principles and ecological protection as the baseline for ethical technology
Promoting face-to-face interaction in homes, workplaces and schools
Recognising productivity and efficiency as measures for machines not human beings
Treating our planet with care and leaving it better as a legacy to future generations
Maintaining zero tolerance for discrimination against humans
Meet Jane
Jane Newman started out in the IT industry as a tenured lecturer in Business Information Systems at RMIT University in Australia, teaching in Melbourne as well as Singapore.
Most recently, she was the National Manager of Information and Analytics for an Australian consultancy. She has studied data science and is certified in the Ethics of AI. She's been performed most roles within software development, and spent 20 years as an Enterprise and Solutions Architect specialising in information and data architecture and information governance.
Jane’s worked across many major government and corporate software projects across Australia and the UK. Highlights include the new Queensland Children’s Hospital, the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Queensland’s integrated Justice Information System, the electronic exchange of GP Referrals to Queensland Health hospitals, and Inland Rail, one of the largest rail infrastructure projects in the world.
She is now an internationally certified speaker and the founder of Re-Humanising, a movement that questions the costs of our unhealthy addiction to screen-based living, the impact on children and the environment.
Jane is based in Seoul working on a start-up business addressing digital wellbeing for socially isolated young people. She enjoys the colour and vibrancy of living in South Korea, returning to Australia regularly to visit family and enjoy the endless beaches and wilderness with paintbrush, camera or book to hand.
