Digital Infrastructure

A new guide from the Technology Association of Grantmakers, NetHope, NTEN, and TechSoup positions technology as a tool for overcoming adversity.

Overreliance on platforms like Zoom could result in a further loss of rights for those adversely affected by predictive tech and the digital divide.

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.”

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.”

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

A report from the Digital Civil Society Lab looks at how organizations are evolving to address policy issues in the digital age.

Digital Impact and the Digital Civil Society Lab are working with partners to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

In an interview with ERST Foundation, Lucy Bernholz calls on Europe to impart to tech platforms a set of standards that uphold the ideals of democracy.