Coding for Human Rights: How Young Kenyan Innovators Are Building Technology That Serves Communities
A woman in northern Kenya facing gender-based violence should not need a smartphone, internet connection or expensive data plan to…
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Democracy on the Line: LGBTQ+ Movements as Critical to Democracy
In recent years, LGBTQ+ people and rights have been increasingly targeted as part of a wave of authoritarian illiberal politics,…
Leading With Our Humanity: Elevating Communities through Gender Equity and Social Inclusion
Leading With Our Humanity explores the transformative potential of Gender Equity and Social Inclusion (GESI) as a framework for strengthening…
Establishing A Southern Region CSO Network
Fragmentation in collaboration and uneven access to digital knowledge continue to shape how civil society organisations (CSOs) in the Southern…
The signal is shifting: What Africa’s changing media landscape means for communicators
There is a quiet revolution happening across Africa, and most communications professionals are either behind it or barely ahead of…
New Neo-Nazi Web Forum “Fash Front” Reinvigorating Violent Accelerationist Movement
As the U.S. continues to dismantle its domestic security infrastructure and ignore the threat posed by far-right extremists, the followers…
World Press Freedom Day: Journalists must never be a target
On World Press Freedom Day, ARTICLE 19 reiterated what is clear in international law, yet has been continuously undermined: journalists…
Will Washington Lose a Model Ally in Europe?
The Trump administration continuously hails Poland as a model ally and an example for other countries in Europe. From its…
Nigeria’s Road to Undemocratic Elections in 2027
Nigeria’s next presidential election is scheduled for 2027. But if current trends continue, the real contest may already be over,…
Why AI Readiness for West African Civil Society Cannot Be Leapfrogged
When mobile money transformed financial inclusion across West Africa in the 2000s and 2010s, it appeared to validate the idea…