Cyberwomen is a digital security curriculum with a holistic and gender perspective, aimed at offering trainers with tools to provide in-person learning experiences to human rights defenders and journalists working in high-risk environments. The guide is geared towards both professional trainers and those who want to learn how to train others on their digital protection, and include gender considerations as they do so.
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[en]Bypass Censorship addresses the issue of censorship affecting audiences globally by connecting people to effective tools that make it possible for them to access the Internet and the vital information they need.
This guide looks at how metadata has been used to expose, protect and verify abuses and excesses of power. It considers exactly what metadata is contained within what format and introduces tools to extract, strip and add metadata.
In this Toolkit you will find a variety of tools that helpfully guide humanitarian aid workers, government officials, and educationalists working in the field of education in emergencies.
This webpage offers guides on how to do things from securing your email and encrypting your files, to securing your online storage and privatising your online messaging. They have also compiled 150+ tools and resources to help protect your privacy online.
The Women’s Rights Campaigning: Info-Activism Toolkit is a new guide for women’s rights activists, advocates, NGOs and community based organisations who want to use technology tools and practices in their campaigning. With the proliferation of digital tools and platforms available to activists, it can sometimes be difficult to know where to start and which tools are best suited (or not) for different kinds of campaign and global contexts. This Toolkit assembles strategies, digital tools and case studies from around the world with a critical focus on the intended strategic impact of digital campaigns.
Consultants Hugh Mouser, Lisa Vickers, Eugene Flynn, and Florian Engel have researched and compiled a spreadsheet that objectively compares all the e-campaigning software options available on the market. The information has been checked with these providers wherever possible.
Think before you click: Doug Foote on the basics of using Facebook & Twitter effectively for campaign programs.
The ACLU of Missouri Mobile Justice smartphone app was created to empower individuals to hold Missouri law enforcement agencies accountable for their actions. This app has four main features which allow citizens to personally record police officer interactions, alert nearby users when stopped by police, transmit incident reports directly to the ACLU, and learn what rights citizens have when stopped by law enforcement officers.
This guide was created by the Social Media Group within the Convio Services Team. It was designed specifically for nonprofit professionals as a means to discover and deploy successful social media programs that further your mission.
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