In September, we co-organised #DTIEastAfrica w/@FemnetProg – it was a magical gathering of amazing African feminist techies, teachers, wikipedians, activists and more!
In this thread, we share our report from the convening, and our conversations, prompts & dreams of the future 🧵
In this thread, we share our report from the convening, and our conversations, prompts & dreams of the future 🧵
It’s important to us to release our #DecolonisingTheInternetEastAfrica report today on International Women Human Rights Defenders Day. It’s #16DaysOfActivism2022, and this report is a celebration of the #WHRDs who teach and guide us – some of whom were with us in Zambia. ✊🏿
❇️ We learnt from them the many ways in which violence offline spills into the online and exists in the digital world, and the safety tactics used to limit #OGBV (online gender-based violence)
❇️ And shared our dreams for a more just on- and offline world. 🌙🤖
❇️ And shared our dreams for a more just on- and offline world. 🌙🤖
Are you curious about what centering the lives of African feminists means for how we imagine a decolonized internet, and what we can do to achieve it?
Read our report to find out more. ♥️👇🏿
whoseknowledge.org/resource/decol…
Read our report to find out more. ♥️👇🏿
whoseknowledge.org/resource/decol…
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