About and credits
This page covers where the site comes from, who runs it, how its content and materials are licensed, and where every image comes from.
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Digital resilience
Fantastic Outages and Where to Find Them
A digital go-bag for the extremely online
Adapted from slides by CHENG PENG (paulpengtw), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
CC BY-SA 4.0 license text (opens in a new window)
Photo: KDDI Chikura cable landing station (Wikimedia Commons, CC0)
Household Digital Go-Bag
CRC
Cyborg Resilience Co-lab
Research × art × technology: a platform for working across fields
Mei-chun Lee, an associate research fellow at the Institute of Ethnology, Academia Sinica, founded CRC in July 2025. CRC is a working network that links research with practice, rather than a traditional research center. War, disaster, and technology risks now overlap, and CRC brings people together to understand digital resilience and put it into practice.
- Artists
- Hackers
- Digital rights workers
- Researchers
Team video:crcolab.art (opens in a new window)
Licenses and sources
The site's content and materials come under different licenses. Each one is listed below.
Irasutoya illustrations
The illustrations come from Irasutoya (irasutoya.com). Its terms of use allow free non-commercial use. CC BY-SA 4.0 does not apply to them.
Photo: KDDI Chikura cable landing station (photo-cable-station.jpg)
KDDI Chikura cable landing station, Wikimedia Commons, CC0.
Photo: a shop in Ukraine, open during a blackout (photo-still-open.jpg)
Valery hitraya / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Any reuse must keep the credit and the license link, and derivative works must be shared under the same license.
Next steps
- What's the Household Digital Go-Bag?
One page on what this kit does, who it's for, and where to start.
- Why build a digital go-bag
How do internet and power outages break a family's daily routine? Understand the risks first, and you'll know what to pack.
- The simple version, for helping your family
No tech skills needed. Know what to do first, and who to call, when the internet or the power goes out.