Humanitarian Icons Font Awesome is an industry-standard collection of icons that are used in web development. In a surprise collaboration between OCHA (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) and Font Awesome, the latter created what it terms ‘humanitarian icons’ that are all free. These icons depict themes of interest to the humanitarian […]
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If you have not heard about Facebook’s data leak by now, you should. The personal data of 533 million Facebook users in more than 106 countries was found to be freely available online last weekend. The data trove, uncovered by security researcher Alon Gal, includes phone numbers, email addresses, hometowns, full names, and birth dates. […]
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March 12th, 2021, marks 32 years since the web was invented. The Web Foundation and us all will be celebrating it. To celebrate this year’s birthday, the Foundation will be spotlighting nine young web champions who are using digital technology to tackle gender inequality, curb Covid-19, protect the environment and address other global challenges. Please […]
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In this edition of TU’s digital magazine, you will learn more about: ‘Breakthrough and solutions tracks’ to explore how AI can be harnessed to improve lives. Key insights from a diverse range of AI thought leaders participating in the Summit. 3 Breakthrough Tracks and 4 Solutions Tracks. To read the report online
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Ideas & tips for human rights defenders from Frontline Human Rights Defenders. This guide is available in Arabic, French, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Chinese, and Farsi. Besides the emotional and physical tips, the guide by Frontline Human Rights Defenders discusses IT and technology tips such co-working on documents and spreadsheets with other people using encryptions. […]
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