Nadine Moawad

16 posts

Nadine is a feminist activist from Beirut, Lebanon.

Cecilia Mwende Maundu

3 posts

Cecilia Maundu is a broadcast journalist, a digital rights researcher and a digital security trainer. She is also an African Union Media Fellow. She works at the intersection of journalism, technology and human rights, with a focus on… Read more…

Beatrix Kondo

1 post

Beatrix Kondo is a Brazilian freelance writer and translator with a passion for dissecting and interpreting messages from movies, TV shows, and anime. Her love for anime dates back to her childhood, and she has been adding new series to… Read more…

Derechos Digitales

1 post

Derechos Digitales is an independent, non-profit organisation with a Latin American scope, founded in 2005, whose main objective is the development, defence and promotion of human rights in the digital environment.

GenderIT.org

507 posts

Launched in 2006, GenderIT.org is a groundbreaking resource site that provides feminist reviews and commentary on internet policy and culture. It started as a site monitoring policy developments on ICT and gender, and from its… Read more…

Carl

1 post

Carl is a digital security specialist from Brazil, she works for Marialab, a feminist organization that supports human rights defenders. They recently launched a feminist helpline called Maria D’ajuda and are establishing a threat lab… Read more…

Alexandra Haché

1 post

Alexandra Haché is a cyberfeminist and researcher. She co-founded the Donestech collective, which explores the intersection of gender and technology, and is currently implementing FemBloc a feminist helpline for people facing gender-… Read more…

Soledad de los Ríos

1 post

Soledad de los Ríos is a Mesoamerican feminist researcher and activist.

Cypher Sex

1 post

Cypher Sex is a queer feminist collective aimed at empowering LGBTQIA+ people, women, and sex workers in their use of online services and digital tools through workshops, guides, and personalized consultancies.

Inés Binder

2 posts

Comunicadora social. Investiga sobre feminismo, tecnologías y políticas de comunicación. Es cofundadora del Centro de Producciones Radiofónicas (CPR) y forma parte del espacio hackfeminista la bekka. Autora de Por un ciberfeminismo… Read more…

Florencia Goldsman

36 posts

Licenciada en comunicación de la Universidad de Buenos Aires, e integrante del grupo de investigación en Ciberculturas y Géneros Gig@ de la Universidad Federal de Bahía (Brasil). Periodista, bailarina amateur y ciclista por opción.

Sweta Das

1 post

Sweta Dash is based in Delhi and writes on public health, welfare mechanisms, and identification documents.

Shruti Arora

2 posts

Shruti Arora is a queer feminist activist from India. She researches and writes on issues of sexual rights and digital rights. She also coordinates the Young Activist Network for Abortion Advocacy (YANAA), hosted by the International… Read more…

Byoung-il Oh

1 post

Byoung-il Oh is the President of the Korean Progressive Network Jinbonet, based in the Republic of Korea, which advocates for human rights in the information society, especially the rights to communication, free speech and privacy.

Sachini Perera

4 posts

Sachini is a Sri Lankan queer feminist activist with a background in law, journalism and international relations. Her work is located at the intersection of the internet, popular culture, sexuality and gender, freedom of expression, and… Read more…

Rebecca Ryakitimbo

5 posts

Rebecca is a techie, writer and researcher. She is currently a community engagement fellow at Mozilla, working towards building an open voice dataset in Kiswahili to promote voice technology. She is working on establishing and… Read more…

Amrita Vasudevan

1 post

Amrita is a research associate at IT for Change. She is engaged in policy research on Internet-related public policy issues and inclusive e-governance. She is currently handling a regional research study on evaluating the effectiveness… Read more…

Anonymous

2 posts

The writer is based in Lahore, Pakistan. They identify as queer and non-binary. Their interest and advocacy revolves around the intersection of digital rights, queer identity and freedom of expression.