Three short (< 1 minute) animations address e-waste, the pressure to replace gadgets, and the materials inside them. Easily accessible. "Our videos are a great way to motivate students to repair, and help them grasp why it's about more than just saving money."
Access — Videos (< 1 minute each)
Format — Video/Audio
Age — All ages
Content — Technology
Cost — Free
Source — The Restart Project, London, UK
Based in London, active across the UK and EU, and affiliated with organizations around the world, The Restart Project is powerhouse in multiple repair arenas. This charitable organization operates a large network of community repair events (Restart Parties); advocates for Right to Repair policies; works with schools and local charitable organizations; conducts data collection and research; hosts a repair podcast; hosts biannual international repair convenings; and more. The Restart Project is a vital presence in the global repair movement.
Restart resources to do repair are on the Practical and Technical Resources page.
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