TED: You deserve the right to repair your stuff | Gay Gordon-Byrne

The video discusses the cultural and economic importance of repair, emphasizing its role in sustainability and community building. It highlights the challenges posed by manufacturers in accessing repair information and parts, and the global movement to promote the right to repair. The speaker shares personal experiences and examples of successful repair initiatives, advocating for repair as a means to reduce e-waste, create jobs, and bridge the digital divide.

What impact does repairing have on the digital divide?

What are some examples of products that are difficult to repair?

How does the speaker suggest we can improve the repairability of products?

What is the significance of repair cafes mentioned in the text?