GreenNet named top broadband and email provider in the UK: “We are part of the community we serve”
While digital landscapes have evolved dramatically, GreenNet remains a key force in supporting social justice movements through ethical and accessible communications technologies. In this interview,…
What was the last thing that gave you hope in your work?
RightsCon attracts diverse participants – leaders, policy makers, government representatives, techies, academics, journalists and human rights defenders – all coming together to explore the…
An enabling environment for community-centred connectivity: A WSIS+20 agenda to leave no one behind
Interview with Adriane Gama: An Amazonian woman's reflections on community networks
In this interview, Adriane Gama, a native of the Amazon region of Brazil, shares her reflections and draws attention to the critical need for more inclusive and equitable spaces in community networks…
Understanding community-centred connectivity initiatives in Asia and the Pacific
In recent years, community-centred connectivity initiatives (CCCIs) have become increasingly recognised as an innovative, bottom-up solution to address the persistent digital divide by providing…
Seeding change: Supporting Palestinian human rights defenders through digital security
In the midst of a deeply challenging context, 7amleh’s project exemplifies how tailored digital security training and awareness campaigns can significantly improve the safety and advocacy capacity of…
Statement on gender in the WSIS+20 review process
As we approach the 20-year review of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), the signatory organisations acknowledge the progress made so far in recognising gender as a cross-cutting…
A basic guide to backhaul for community-centred connectivity providers
Joint statement: Myanmar must lift internet restrictions following devastating earthquake
A collective of Myanmar, regional and international digital rights organisations joined together to strongly condemn the Myanmar military for continuing to impose communication blackouts, including…
Myanmar earthquake crisis: Learn more and support grassroots relief efforts
Global relief efforts, while well-intentioned, often struggle to reach the most affected communities quickly due to these complex challenges. This is why grassroots response is so crucial right now.…
Karrot.world on what free software can mean to self-organising and local communities
Karrot is a free/libre and open source tool for grassroots initiatives and groups of people who want to coordinate face-to-face activities on a local, autonomous and voluntary basis. Find out more…
Community networks newsletter: Sharing women's voices and reflections
Five-point plan for an inclusive WSIS+20 review
As engaged stakeholders in the WSIS+20 review process, we, the undersigned, submit the following recommendations* to help operationalise the WSIS+20 review modalities to ensure transparency,…
Creating bridges for collective resistance at RightsCon 2025
In the context of war, conflict, increasing authoritarianism and the erosion of digital rights, creating connections and bridges amongst stakeholders is even more important. This year's…
Strengthening digital rights advocacy at RightsCon 2025
In this piece, 7amleh-The Arab Center for Social Media Advancement share an overview of important discussions, connections and insights resulting from this year's RightsCon. The event was an…
Fundación EsLaRed: Social auditing and the right to access public information in Venezuela
Submission by the Association for Progressive Communications on the issue of the impact of disinformation on the enjoyment and realisation of human rights
The study seeks to review the methods used to disseminate disinformation and will promote tools and approaches to counter these challenges while protecting and reinforcing human rights standards.
Submission by the Association for Progressive Communications to the Human Rights Council Advisory Committee on the issue of technology-facilitated gender-based violence against women and girls
The study seeks to develop a better understanding of TFGBV, highlighting good practices around the globe in tackling gender-based violence that occurs through or is amplified by the use of technology.
Call for applications to the African School on Internet Governance (AfriSIG) 2025
The call for the 13th annual African School on Internet Governance (AfriSIG 2025) are now open. This year’s edition will take place from 22 to 27 May 2025 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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