SoLiXG Project members Helen Pritchard (TITiPI, Academy of Art and Design, FHNW, Basel, Switzerland and University of Plymouth and Femke Snelting (TITiPI) together with Miriyam Aouragh (University of Westminster), Jara Rocha (TITiPI), Seda Gürses (TU Delft) contribute to the Futures Panel at EASST-4S 2024 in Amsterdam.

In the paper we outline a disobedient action research approach in which we as 'The Institute for Technology in the Public Interest' (TITiPI) work on ways to collectively articulate community concerns on anticipatory infra-solutionism for the digital and green transition.