DOT’s leadership programs “provide young people with the opportunity to develop skills, deep knowledge, networks, and investment in their ideas. Key to the success of all of DOT’s young leaders is experience-based learning, community impact, networks and investments”. One program sees DOT’s community leaders deliver skills training to local entrepreneurs, teachers, youth, and marginalized groups – connecting hundreds of people to the digital, entrepreneurial, and communications skills they need to build sustainable livelihoods, businesses, and careers.
Keywords: Digital Literacy, Media Literacy, Community Impact, Communication Skills, Networks, Youth Programs
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Chemonics’ blog provides materials on opportunities for NGOs and civil society organization to use enabling technology to address human rights violations.
This program investigated data, human rights, and human security in relation to fields such as international development, crisis response, and philanthropy. Cross cutting concerns include data ethics, privacy, validity, biases, prediction, risks, sharing, governance, and cybersecurity.
The Center for Digital Trust (C4DT) “brings together 12 founding partners, 35 laboratories, civil society, and policy actors to collaborate, share insight, and to gain early access to trust-building technologies, building on state-of-the-art research at EPFL and beyond.”