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Designed for those with little to no experience in disinformation and digital dependencies, these materials encourage professionals to rethink their digital communications strategies.

These materials are designed for nonprofit professionals who are building their organizational skills and have little to no experience with artificial intelligence.

This overview of digital identity encourages nonprofits to think about why digital IDs matter to civil society, and how to use what they learn to protect their community's interests.

These materials are designed to build understanding around the implications of disinformation in nonprofits and equip people with tools and resources they can use to fight against it.

We made a list of notable books (and a few articles) from 2020 that will inform and inspire you and your organization this year.

A guide from TAG, NetHope, NTEN, and TechSoup looks at how funders can invest in three core elements of digital infrastructure.

Authors of a report on the closing of civic space are calling on funders to realize their potential through collaborative and targeted interventions.

As the spread of disinformation continues, CSOs and academic institutions are developing new ways to share data about the pandemic.

With disinformation on the rise and civic space closing worldwide, experts across the social sector are working to create a more independent and inclusive digital infrastructure.

A recent report suggests that while technology today is advantageous for some, the culture behind it debases the core tenets of human dignity.