
In depth
Privacy, Personhood and Identity in Surveillance Societies
Privacy was initially understood simply as the right to be left alone. The increasing use of internet, social media, surveillance and algorithmic processing has however shifted the meanings of privacy, and here we explore the conceptual understandings of privacy and its links to autonomy, human dignity and self-determination.

In depth
Use of social media in Manipur – Women lag behind in technological advancement
Access to the internet is finally a priority for companies and acknowledged as human right by governments. However the gender digital divide persists, and in this article we explore what uses women make of the internet in urban and rural parts of Manipur. Is this use limited to social media, what about the generation gap, and the rampant spread of election propaganda?

Feminist talk
The Gendered Challenges of E-Governance in Kenya
E-governance models are leaving women and gender minorities behind in Kenya, despite the increasing focus of the Kenyan government to digitise delivery of government services. Due to this, there remains a challenge of who gets to access these services through technology. Cecilia Maundu explores ways to bridge these gaps.

Publication
Call for Submissions: Access to the Internet in Southeast Asia
GenderIT is looking for writers, artists, creators and filmmakers from Southeast Asia to pitch stories around the theme: Access to the internet, for its Asia regional edition 2022. Deadline to submit pitches is August 26, 2022.

Feminist talk
Impact for what and for whom? Digital technologies and feminist movement building

Feminist talk
[COLUMN] Access and beyond (4): Gendered barriers to internet use

Feminist talk
[COLUMN] Open software movements, open content, free culture: Where are the women?

Feminist talk
[COLUMN] I want to be a Pokémon master

Feminist talk
Beyond the offline-online binary – why women need a new global social contract
