10 Reads for Your 2021 List
We made a list of notable books (and a few articles) from 2020 that will empower you in the year.
Internet Sleuthing 2.0: Standards for Digital Open Source Investigations
Author and human rights advocate Alexa Koenig explains how the Berkeley Protocol will empower the next generation of human rights defenders.
Becky Band Jain, Centre for Humanitarian Data
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t stopped the UNOCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data from informing and training humanitarians on data literacy.
Platform Neutrality is Dead. Long Live Empathy.
GlobalGiving established a collaboration of more than 100 peers invested in this conversation. The verdict is in: neutrality doesn’t work.
Investing in Digital Infrastructure: A Roadmap for Funders
A guide from TAG, NetHope, NTEN, and TechSoup looks at how funders can invest in three core elements of digital infrastructure.
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Hey @techsoup, we just published our roundup of all the free nonprofit webinars happening in March 2021 and yours made the list! https://bit.ly/3dFbnLa
What digital tools can help your nonprofit prepare for a crisis? Join a FREE 90-min workshop w/ @DigCivSoc & @dgtlimpact on March 4 to learn how a shift to #RemoteWork can help you build skills around your digital dependencies. Space is limited RSVP today: https://dcsl.typeform.com/to/yKEl2k3U
At the end of this year, I will leave the Digital Freedom Fund.
You can read all about @df_fund’s leadership transition here: https://digitalfreedomfund.org/towards-the-future-upcoming-leadership-transition-at-dff/
The search for a new Director has begun and is open till the end of March: https://digitalfreedomfund.org/vacancies/
Help us spread the word! https://twitter.com/df_fund/status/1347487963337216002