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

On the journey to finding common collaboration grounds between organizations working in various contexts to advance their digital resilience and the resilience of social justice communities they work with.

The Digital Resilience Network is a platform that strengthens the capacity of Global South social justice organizations to leverage the benefits of technology while minimizing its harms.

A key question has emerged since we initiated the Network strategy development process: what does digital resilience mean for each Network member and for the Network as a whole? This question first arose during one of the Network’s online meetings in May 2022, where members began to understand each other’s work by sharing their diverse