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

An alliance of CSOs and activists made recommendations to governments in response to “serious concerns about the state of civic space.”

The the first in a series of discussions on race, tech, and civil society examines police surveillance in Detroit.

If digital infrastructure is the backbone of civil society and democratization, then why aren’t we doing more to protect it?

MIT’s new surveillance rating system is ready to “capture details of every significant automated contact tracing effort in the world.”

UK-based Data Orchard shares key lessons from producing its first online self-assessment and benchmarking tool.

UK-based Data Orchard is rolling out a self-assessment tool designed to empower nonprofits in their decision-making.

Access Now’s Digital Security Helpline is helping to build people-first digital infrastructures, one content moderation request at a time.

Social justice advocate Tawana Petty writes, “We fear the unknown and what we don’t understand and sometimes that fear turns us into people we might not otherwise be.”

A geolocation system developed by citizen scientists could provide potentially life-saving data without eroding the right to privacy.