Today’s students are growing up in a world of profound technological and cultural change, where each new tool arrives not simply as an invention but as an environment. Screens are everywhere, forming us – from education to employment, to recreation, friendship and even romantic attachments – and, by inducting us into a new way of being, deforming us. As our lives become increasingly managed by impersonal algorithms, the anti-human age gathers speed.
So what does it mean to be human when more and more of life is shaped by technologies and systems that do not truly think, feel, love, suffer, or hope?
Formation in the Anti-Human Age helps educators and school leaders to take stock of the human cost of our 20-year experiment in digital ecology before exploring how and why school communities must act as powerful sites of counter-formation, grounded in the Christian vision of irreducible human dignity.
The challenge of the next generation is not simply learning to live with intelligent machines. It is learning how to remain defiantly human in a world increasingly shaped by them.
Formation in the Anti-Human Age is available as staff or leadership development, parent events and student presentations.
WHAT SCHOOLS CAN EXPECT
✓ Relevant cultural analysis
✓ Engaging presentations
✓ Practical application
✓ Thoughtful Christian perspectives
✓ Content adapted to audience age and context


