Digital Rights

We made a list of notable books (and a few articles) from 2020 that will empower you in the year.

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

In July, scholars, activists, and policy experts discussed how tech contributes to inequity and offered ways to build a more resilient civil society.

The pandemic has nonprofits accelerating their use of tech, overwhelming many whose operations aren’t designed for digital.

Prioritizing news distribution over reporting makes journalists and platforms active participants in spreading misinformation.

Activists and policy experts look at how disinformation is being used to reduce Black voter turnout and further disenfranchise communities of color.

Police surveillance amid the pandemic underscores discriminatory policies against Black Americans.