#CampaignsForHumanity 🇺🇦

Now Open: Nominations & Submissions Campaigns for Humanity is calling on those driving real impact to step forward. We’re supporting efforts to: 📰 Protect independent media & free speech 🛡️ Defend civil & human rights 🧠 Fight disinformation & uphold truth 🏛️ Strengthen democracy & civic resilience We want to hear from: Proven organizations on the frontlines and funders ready to act boldly in defense of democracy Civil society is showing what’s possible. Now it’s time to fuel that momentum with lasting support. Learn more & apply: bit.ly/4oNpn83

In an age of information overload, the real digital literacy may lie not in reading everything—but in knowing what deserves your attention. The research describes it as “the ability to choose what to ignore and where to invest one’s limited attentional capacities.” They add that without this, “we will drown in a sea of information that is, at best, distracting and, at worst, misleading and harmful.” Read the full story here: 👉en.antaranews.com/amp/news/41019…

Indonesia’s education minister urged schools to strengthen digital literacy as the government rolls out new child online protection rules, stressing the need to balance technology use with character development. Read the full story here: 👉en.antaranews.com/amp/news/41019…

Leading nations treat digital literacy as a survival skill, not an enrichment activity. Dr Wo Su Woan says Malaysia must decide whether early education keeps pace with reality. Read the full expert analysis and what it could mean for parents and policymakers. 👉 thestar.com.my/news/education…

Digital native ≠ digitally literate. Being online all the time isn’t the same as being digitally skilled. This article explains why digital literacy is falling behind — and why it matters. Read on 👉 modernghana.com/news/1469193/t…

The term was popularized by Marc Prensky in 2001 to highlight the educational challenges posed by a generational divide, contrasting digital natives with "digital immigrants," who were born before the digital era and adopted technology later in life.

Nepal is seeing a rise in community-based digital media. Small online platforms are working to share verified information in both Nepali and English. These outlets help people understand issues that are sometimes overlooked by larger mainstream media, especially when political pressure or limited resources affect coverage. Read more here: ifj.org/media-centre/n…

A countrywide campaign in Cambodia to stamp out fake news and educate the public on how to verify misinformation has been hailed a success in the first six months, reaching citizens across the nation, according to the Ministry of Information. Learn more about the ‘Say No to Fake News’ campaign here: kiripost.com/stories/say-no…

FUNDERS WHO DEFEND FREEDOM: THIS IS YOUR CALLING. Authoritarianism is rising. Disinformation is spreading. Civic space is shrinking. But across borders, frontline organizers are pushing back — with courage, clarity, and creativity. Campaigns for Humanity connects high-impact campaigns with funders ready to act quickly, strategically, and boldly. We are mobilizing support for efforts that: Safeguard press freedom and digital rights Defend democracy under threat Build civic trust and fight disinformation Support marginalized voices and movements If you're a funder looking to deploy resources where they matter most (and when timing is everything) we invite you to join us. Start here: campaignsforhumanity.com/nominate-a-cam…

Bridging the connectivity gap remains a national priority. Rural communities in Colombia are gaining new opportunities thanks to programs focused on increasing internet access, training young people in digital skills, and supporting local entrepreneurship. Explore how digital inclusion is transforming opportunities outside major cities: oecd.org/en/publication…

NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN: CAMPAIGNS DEFENDING DEMOCRACY, RIGHTS & TRUTH Are you - or someone you admire - advancing human rights, protecting press freedom, or fighting the spread of disinformation? Campaigns for Humanity is now accepting nominations and submissions from organizations working in the areas of: - Independent media and free expression - Civil and human rights - Information integrity and anti-disinformation - Strengthening democratic institutions We’re seeking bold, frontline initiatives making a tangible impact. Nominate or submit a campaign here: campaignsforhumanity.com/nominate-a-cam…

Deepfakes and other AI-generated misinformation are becoming impossible to avoid online and Canada’s MediaSmarts is addressing emerging online challenges with their 20th annual Media Literacy Week, running from October 27 to 31. The week aims to enhance Canadians' digital media literacy skills through free resources and events across the country. The organization is marking the week's 20th anniversary edition by launching a new campaign, "Wait… What?" which highlights the importance of asking critical questions about online content generated by AI. Learn more: mediasmarts.ca/media-literacy…

FUNDERS WHO DEFEND FREEDOM: THIS IS YOUR CALLING. Authoritarianism is rising. Disinformation is spreading. Civic space is shrinking. But across borders, frontline organizers are pushing back — with courage, clarity, and creativity. Campaigns for Humanity connects high-impact campaigns with funders ready to act quickly, strategically, and boldly. We are mobilizing support for efforts that: Safeguard press freedom and digital rights Defend democracy under threat Build civic trust and fight disinformation Support marginalized voices and movements If you're a funder looking to deploy resources where they matter most (and when timing is everything) we invite you to join us. Start here: campaignsforhumanity.com/nominate-a-cam…

From AI-powered meeting notes to drone-mapped land rights, India’s villages are becoming hubs of transparent, tech-driven governance. When citizens can access real-time data in their own language, democracy becomes not just a system, but a shared power. Learn more here: indianarrative.com/explainer/rewi…

NOW OPEN: NOMINATIONS FOR CAMPAIGNS DEFENDING DEMOCRACY, RIGHTS & TRUTH. Are you (or someone you know) advancing human rights, defending press freedom, or pushing back against disinformation? Campaigns for Humanity is now accepting nominations and submissions from organizations working on: Independent media and free expression Civil and human rights Information integrity and anti-disinformation Strengthening democratic institutions We’re looking for frontline efforts with bold vision and real-world impact. Submit or nominate a campaign here: campaignsforhumanity.com/nominate-a-cam…

Just because it’s online doesn’t mean it’s true. Fact-check before you share. Truth is powerful, and so are you. #ThinkBeforeYouShare #DigitalLiteracy #TruthMatters

🚨 Breaking News 🚨 We’re calling for submissions + nominations for orgs or individuals working to: ✨ Protect free + independent media ✨ Defend human + civil rights ✨ Advance information integrity ✨ Fortify democratic institutions Know someone leading the fight? Nominate or apply today 👉 bit.ly/4oNpn83

From TikTok marketing to launching startups, young people—especially in rural areas—are learning how to thrive in the digital economy. And this is just the start. Millions more are next. Want to see how Vietnam is building its next generation of digital leaders? Read more here: vietnamnet.vn/en/nearly-8-00…

Latvia is building a coordinated response to online influence campaigns—developing tools across media, academia, and civil society to detect and counter false narratives. Explore how Latvia is setting a strategic example for resilience in the information space: atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atla…

Shodan isn’t your average search engine. It doesn’t find websites—it finds devices. From baby monitors to power grids, Shodan scans the internet for anything connected…and often unprotected. Why does it matter? Because tons of these devices are wide open—no password, outdated software, or just never meant to be online. Would a tool like this be of use in your OSINT efforts?