We are a global campaign to center the knowledge of marginalized communities (the majority of the world) on the internet.

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Cultural Genocide in Palestine: A Resource List

How has the deliberate erasure of Palestinian cultural and historical heritage been utilized as a strategic war tactic, and what are the long-term impacts on the knowledge(s), identity and memory of the Palestinian communities? 
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Decolonizing structured data: a new season of Whose Voices?

Our podcast Whose Voices? brings together conversations with incredible activists and change-makers to re-imagine and re-design the internet together. This year’s season is focused on decolonizing structured data, diving deeper into these systems.
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Queer African liberations, solidarity and peace 

LGBTQ+ initiatives on the African continent often struggle with permanence, as most of our governments are hostile to queer communities. The threat of archives of queer life being destroyed is ever-present. Record-keeping can be difficult and is often done in secret, with great personal risk taken by curators.

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