Rising Voices aims to extend the benefits and reach of citizen media by connecting online media activists around the world and supporting their best ideas.
Rising Voices aims to extend the benefits and reach of citizen media worldwide by connecting online media activists around the world and supporting their best ideas.
This area of investigation tries to apply the tools and skills of data analysis to the problem of representation and marginalized communities. This collaboration with NewsFrames — the initiative that...
Rising Voices aims to extend the benefits and reach of citizen media by connecting online media activists around the world and supporting their best ideas.
The Catalyst Program is the result of more than 14 years of learning as a network in Rising Voices. We have listened to hundreds of speakers of Indigenous, minoritized or...
Rising Voices aims to extend the benefits and reach of citizen media by connecting online media activists around the world and supporting their best ideas.
This participatory research project explores MENA languages, freedoms of expression, and access to information, aiming to support non-Arabic language communities in advocating for their linguistic rights and inclusive digital spaces.
What are the challenges and needs for activists and their communities speaking Indigenous, marginalized, minoritized, or low-resource languages in regards to digital safety and security? Eighteen researchers from these communities explored these issues.
Rising Voices ipartnered with UNESCO to create a toolkit resource called “Digital Initiatives for Indigenous Languages” to explore and highlight how Indigenous communities around the world have been leveraging the possibilities of the...
Follow the Twitter account @AsiaLangsOnline to read perspectives from Asian Indigenous, minority and low-resourced language digital activists about their work revitalizing their language. Account started in 2019.
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