Digital Commons: Infrastructures, Design, and the Ethics of Autonomy addresses the complex entanglements between technological systems, social practices, and ethical frameworks in the digital age. The conference examines how infrastructures of communication, computation, and participation configure new forms of collective organisation, governance, and autonomy. By bringing together researchers, designers, and theorists from diverse fields, it seeks to articulate a critical understanding of the digital commons as both a technical and political project.