The Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience (DRN) presents a position paper, Funding for digitally resilient futures in the Global South, that aims to highlight the current challenges in the funding landscape for digital rights and digital resilience, and also the actions that different stakeholders can take to build a resilient ecosystem for […]
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CcHUB, member of the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience, conducted the study, Digital Regulations of the Future: A Comparative Analysis of Regulatory Frameworks in five African Nations. The research analyzes how Africa’s digital policymaking is dominated by a small group; mostly comprising Big Tech corporations and regulatory agencies, leaving most voices unheard.
On December 3, 2025, the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience held its second open webinar to explore South-South collaboration opportunities. At the webinar Pulse 2025: The Trump effect on Digital Resilience in the Global Majority, the experiences and approaches of the participants shaped a community dialogue around creativity, new paradigms, and a
Information disorders are recognized as global threats to democracy and human rights, and communities in the Global South face unique challenges. Sociopolitical instability, digital inequalities, and systemic marginalization create fertile ground for harmful narratives to thrive. The Information Disorders working group of the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience is currently conducting a
Join us at the second public webinar organized by the DRN, Pulse 2025: The Trump Effect on Digital Resilience in the Global Majority, South to South collaboration to address challenges in the digital resilience ecosystem that will be held on December 3rd, 2 – 3:30 PM UTC. The event will be an open discussion about
The article Reflections from Costa Rica, The path to autonomy and collective strength for civil society, written by Fundación Acceso, member of the Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience, explores recommendations and learnings to deal with emerging challenges in the digital ecosystem from a Global South perspective. The publication is part of a
The Global Network for Social Justice and Digital Resilience (DRN) is pleased to share a new report titled Pulse 2025, The Trump Effect on Digital Resilience in the Global Majority. This brief explores the most recent changes in the ecosystem and analyzes the evolution of the geopolitical, technological, and activism trends presented previously in the
In recent months, social justice organizations across the globe have been impacted by financial cuts, while some funders move away from explicit DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) values. The members of this network are not the exception. In this post, the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) (Uganda) and Fundación
During a period of approximately eight months, member organizations from the DRN will be reflecting about how they implement social justice values in their projects and initiatives. These organizations share a common understanding: in order to build a more inclusive digital ecosystem, they must first gain clarity about their own values, address internal practices and
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The Global Network for Social Justice & Digital Resilience launched on March 20th its first report: “Scanning the Horizon: The Future of Digital Rights & Resilience in the Global Majority”, in a webinar with discussants and participants from the Global South. Key political, economic and technological trends that impact the human rights and digital rights
