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African feminist futures: Reflection on AfWID Conference, January 27-31, 2025

Tigist Shewarega Hussen, Anonymous
Blog
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2024 in rewind: From reflection to action

FIRN team
Blog
Breaking Barriers: Examining the digital exclusion of women and online gender-based violence in Sudan

Breaking Barriers: Examining the digital exclusion of women and online gender-based violence in Sudan

Sudanese feminist researchers at Hopes and Actions Foundation
Research

Brazilian feminist responses to online hate speech: Seeing online violence through an intersectional lens

Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights (CLAM)
Research

More about FIRN

The Feminist Internet Research Network focuses on the making of a feminist internet, seeing this as critical to bringing about transformation in gendered structures of power that exist on- and offline. Members of the network undertake data-driven research that provides substantial evidence to drive change in policy and law, and in the discourse around internet rights. The network’s broader objective is to ensure that the needs of women, gender-diverse and queer people are taken into account in internet policy discussions and decision making.