Digital Societies
Our priorities
Our work aims to support just and inclusive digital futures. We prioritise attention to human rights and inclusion in the design, use, regulation and study of digital technologies. This means looking globally at how digitalisation plays out in different contexts and among marginalised groups. This also means working collaboratively, bringing together diverse stakeholders – activists, policymakers and private actors – to better understand one another’s perspectives, and collectively devise just, inclusive and forward-looking solutions to the challenges facing our increasingly digital societies.
Trust and dis/misinformation in the digital public sphere
Censorship, surveillance and freedom of expression
Digital rights, justice and equality
Digitalisation in conflict-affected and fragile contexts
The experts among us
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Latest work
Cash transfers and digital financial inclusion: Regional evidence from Asia Pacific with a focus on Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Nepal -
Latest work
Local context and global social media governance: the case of Telegram -
Latest work
In Ukraine and elsewhere, the humanitarian system won’t change without reshaping narratives
