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Framing access and power at Stockholm Internet Forum 2017
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[COLUMN] Access and Beyond (3): Navigating mobile costs in communication
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Tackling the gender digital divide in Africa
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[COLUMN] Access and Beyond (2): Motivations for internet use
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[COLUMN] Access and beyond (1): Navigating the gendered cyberspace
In this column series, Chenai Chair explores the barriers to accessing the internet in four countries in Africa - Rwanda, Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. The study in particular looks at the impact of affordability of internet and subsidised data services, and what impact this has on people in different locations (countries, urban-rural), of different genders, and so on. In the first column,…
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Internet use barriers and user strategies: perspectives from Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa and Rwanda
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The backbone of our thirsty complicities: from internet hiccups to collective synapsis at AWID 2016
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Feminist Principles of the Internet [2016]
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Feminist Tech Tools
A feminist internet can mean many things, it means that everyone has affordable, unconditional, open, meaningful and equal access to the internet; it means acknowledging that attacks, threats, intimidation, and policing experienced by women and queers is real, harmful, and alarming; it means that the right to free expression for women and queers; and it includes principles on access, movements…
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