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By Nicodemus Nyakundi Today, KICTANet attended a consultative meeting, organized by the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) in collaboration with Netflix, on their upcoming Parental Digital Literacy program (PADiL). In
From 26th to 27th September 2022, KICTANet participated in the decolonising the internet workshop hosted by FEMNET and Whose Knowledge. The two-day workshop focused on Feminist Movement Building and knowledge
Leveraging Community Networks into Bridging the Gender Digital Divide at the Grassroots Level On 29 October 2022, KICTANet hosted a session on “Bridging the Gender Digital Divide at the Grassroots
On the last day of the Forum for Internet Freedom n Africa, Collaboration on ICT Policy in Eastern and Southern Africa (CIPESA) launched the State of the Internet Freedoms in
Tackling Online Gender Based Violence was discussed in a panel on the second day of the Forum on Internet Freedoms in Africa. The Panelists started off by noting the complexity
Participation of Persons with Disabilities in Politics and Public Life On Day 2 of the Forum on Internet Freedom in Africa, there was a session focused on digital inclusion and
The Forum for Internet Freedom in Africa hosted by Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa kicked off on 28th September 2022. Interestingly the rights of persons
KICTANet at FIFAfrica22 – Equal Participation of Women in the Digital Ecosystem The ninth edition of the Forum for Internet Freedom in Africa is taking place in Lusaka, Zambia between
KICTANet, in partnership with APC’s Our Voices Our Future (OVOF) project, is hosting a two-day Gender Internet Governance Exchange (GIGX) Workshop for structurally silenced communities. The workshop aims to bring
The Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet) partnered with the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) to deliver the first of a series of Feminist Tech Exchange on Digital Storytelling and Content