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Queering Wikimedia from the archive: anti-colonial, anti-oppression and liberatory practices in Southern Africa

Sally Al Haq and Mariana Fossatti at Queering Wikipedia 2023

Queering Wikipedia | May 14, 2023

Building with 'Wikipedia' signage in red

AI Is Tearing Wikipedia Apart

By Claire Woodcock

Vice Motherboard | May 2, 2023

Design showing three speakers of WSIS 2023, whose pictures are displayed in circle icons.

Tuk Gwet: Fixing the Digital Future for Societies Excluded by Language

Claudia Pozo at the World Summit on the Information Society Forum 2023

International Telecommunication Union (ITU) | April 3, 2023

WikiAfrica Hour #23: Gender Focus

Sunshine Fionah Komusana at the WikiAfrica Hour

Wiki in Africa | March 31, 2023

Gender Community of Practice

Sunshine Fionah Komusana at Gender Community of Practice

Hub Cymru Africa | March 28, 2023

Different coloured rectangle tiles with different animations from the State of the Internet's Languages report.

The language of power: How your trendy chatbot is leaving marginalised communities behind

By Claudia Pozo, Ana Alonso, and Aldo Berríos

APC News | March 20, 2023

Image of someone holding a cellphone with an image of femmes holding up their fists in protest. Neon lightning bolts are in the background with text saying "Protest + Power: centering feminist tech at CSW67"

Protest+Power: Feminist movement organizing in technology

Whose Knowledge? at Protest+Power: Feminist movement organizing in technology

Whose Knowledge?, Numun Fund, Association for Progressive Communications | March 10, 2023

Four colourful conference posters line the front of a table on a checkerboard floor.

Conference Report: Any | One Day the Future Has Died. Impossible Possibilities of Artificial Intelligence

By Ksenia Bashmakova

GAAAP_ The Blog | March 6, 2023

Five femme-presenting speakers sit next to each other on a stage. On the background, there are flags and a screen sharing the logos of the German Mission to the United Nations and the National Council of German Women's Organisations

How can feminist development policy support women’s organizations and activists in the digital sphere?

Priscila Bellini at Feminist Development Policy Goes Digital

National Council of German Women’s Organizations | March 6, 2023