#feministinternet

APCAPC
2025-10-30

>>>> More than 400 videos on our server (a free, libre, and open-source competitor to YouTube). This way, we ensure we all have access to resources without depending on third parties or facing potential censorship.

----> Browse for content on , nvironmentalJustice, and more:

media.apc.org/videos/browse @peertube

A screenshot of the APC Media Server, a video hosting platform built on the free and open-source software, PeerTube. The interface displays several rows of video thumbnails, featuring content primarily focused on digital rights, community networks, and social justice, including videos titled "APC's impact in 2024," "Routing for Communities podcast," and a series called "Feminist Sound Bites.
Olivia JaquesOlivia@mastodon.art
2025-09-23

Good morning! Starting another brainy day with #systerserver at #MzBaltazarsLaboratory
#feminist networking is a praxis!
systerserver is a group of people who collectively install, configure & maintain #digital and affective #infrastructures since the early 2000’s. #feministinternet #becomingservers; #Cocreate involving our #bodies #materialities #network #skills and #knowledges

APCAPC
2025-08-19

>>> What do we mean when say we need to place "gender" in disinformation?

Plan International interviewed 14,000 girls across 31 countries in the study Free to Be Online? and concluded:

"Girls are targeted online because they are young and female. If they are politically outspoken, disabled, Black or identify as LGBTIQ+, it gets worse. [...] It is unremitting, psychologically damaging and can lead to actual physical harm.'"

apc.org/en/pubs/placing-gender

Illustration with the word GENDER in a blocky 3D maze style, surrounded by speech bubbles containing words like 'Falsehoods,' 'Myth,' 'Fake accounts,' 'Propaganda,' 'Hoax,' and 'Fake.' Background is pink with clouds. Text on the right reads: 'Placing “Gender” in Disinformation.'
APCAPC
2025-08-19

We've already said this, but we care about the <3

>>> Have you checked our @peertube instance? We use it to share and promote content online.

media.apc.org/search?search=Fe

APCAPC
2025-08-08

: Initiatives rekindling expression and creativity on the internet and beyond

>>> The projects celebrate feminist expression, including sexual expression, play and pleasure on the internet. Each seeks to revive joy and creativity online by supporting women and gender-diverse people to imagine and weave alternative digital futures.

apc.org/en/news/feministtechjo

Illustration of a smartphone at the bottom left, with flower-like icons and digital circuit lines extending from it to the right. A speech bubble emerges from the phone, containing cloud shapes with human silhouettes dancing or moving, and a rainbow arc in the background. The artwork uses flat, abstract shapes and muted colors. Illustration: Jananie Chandrarao from Canai and Char Kuey Teow.
APCAPC
2025-07-31

At APC, we are committed to a since 1995, when we hosted a workshop in :

apc.org/en/news/apc-beijing-19

Today, much of this work continues in and the .

>>>> This Feminist internet Life:

A series where we invite you on a journey to explore stories by over 15 feminist activists from the global south!

apc.org/en/podcasts/ftx

An illustration shows a retro-style computer monitor displaying the words "THIS FEMINIST INTERNET LIFE" and "FTX STORIES OF COLLABORATION, CREATIVITY & CARE". Four diverse figures sit below the screen, listening or speaking into microphones, connected by glowing, plant-like tendrils to the computer. To the right, glowing neon text reads "PODCAST AVAILABLE AT FTXPODCAST.APC.ORG". The illustration is signed "ILLUSTRATED BY NADEGE".
APCAPC
2025-07-04
Colorful illustration with the text "Building a free internet of the future" on the left, and a cheerful orange octopus wearing headphones and a rocket-shaped hat in the center, representing PeerTube. The background features abstract cityscape shapes and layered colorful frames.
APCAPC
2025-06-26

>>> Our timeline "APC since Beijing 1995: Shaping a feminist internet" showcases the APC community’s journey at the intersection of gender rights and digital rights.

While we face growing challenges and multiple crises, this collective journey also demonstrates the power of our joint actions.

---> Take a look and navigate this new interactive archival resource.

apc.org/en/apc-beijing-archive

A vertical timeline infographic titled with years marking APC (Association for Progressive Communications) milestones related to gender and digital rights:
* 2025
    * APC and the Beijing+30 Review
    * APC at CSW69 (Image shows a diverse group of people seated in a formal conference room)
* 2024
    * APC at CSW68 (Image shows colorful feminist artwork with slogans like "Women Freedom")
* 2023
    * APC at CSW67 (Image with stylized drawing of two hands holding a plant)
    * Joined the Global Partnership on Gender-Based Online Harassment and Abuse
* 2018
    * Local Networks Initiative (LocNet): Community Networks with a gender perspective (Image shows an artistic drawing of a hilly village with communication lines)
    * Research for Change: Feminist Internet Research Network (Purple banner with text and abstract graphics)
APCAPC
2025-05-26

>>> Black women, gender non-conforming persons and technology-facilitated gender-based violence: A decolonial feminist exploration

"As Black, predominantly women and gender non-conforming researchers, we recognise the intersectional nature of gender-based violence, and we wish to extend our research resources to our own community."

---> Read more on : genderit.org/feminist-talk/bla

A stylised, multicolored illustration of a praying mantis with overlapping wings in shades of green, yellow, and orange, set against a black background. The image represents the Hub logo, referring to community collaboration in decolonial feminist work, drawing on Indigenous philosophies where the praying mantis holds significant meaning.
TEDICtedicpy
2025-04-04

Feminisms and technologies: Rethinking digital spaces from the south

When we think about “technology,” we often imagine cables, screens, and massive data centers. Rarely do we think about our bodies, our territories, or the long history of feminist struggle.

But in our latest research, we invite you to look at the digita

tedic.org/en/feminisms-and-tec

2025-03-14

This is how the internet began. We’re far from those early days, but defending those spaces is more important than ever. #Beijing30 #FeministInternet #CSW69

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ua7esfghtlj7f26jtts2gmot/post/3lkdctkbxts2f

APCAPC
2025-03-14

The fight for an internet that reflects the realities of women and LGBTQ+ communities has been ongoing for decades.

---> From the 1990s to today, activists have worked to shape and defend a more inclusive digital world.

What moments or movements stand out to you in this history?

apc.org/en/news/apc-beijing-19

Black and white photo from the 1995 UN World Conference on Women in Beijing. A large room is filled with women working at desktop computers arranged in rows. Banners hanging from the ceiling display "APC Networks" and "Apple." Some women are engaged in conversation, while others are focused on their screens. The setting appears to be a tech hub or media center, likely providing internet access and digital resources for conference participants.
APCAPC
2025-03-13

Fedizens who took part in the

- Let's keep the conversation going on , , and more.

> How can people reclaim power over digital spaces and tools to preserve their public character and achieve digital justice?

cc @digidefenders
@ooni @tedicpy @globalvoices @numun @mayfirst @sursiendo @OCF1989

APCAPC
2025-02-20

Join APC and the Feminist Internet Research Network at to better understand tech-facilitated gender-based violence.

📅24 Feb | 9:00AM

@rightscon

apc.org/en/news/apc-rightscon-

A promotional graphic for RightsCon 25 features a gradient background transitioning from blue to green. The event title, Expanded notions of Technology-facilitated Gender Based Violence (TF GBV), is displayed in white text. Below, highlighted in pink, the event details state: 'Monday 24 February, 9:00 - 15:15 local time. The session is noted to be in-person in 'Room 101D. The RightsCon 25 logo appears in the upper right corner.
APCAPC
2025-02-18

Reimagining, broadening and expanding tech-facilitated gender-based violence and transnational solidarity

> This reflection by the aims to weave together the insights from panel discussions alongside the theoretical imperatives concerning the necessity of rethinking technology-facilitated violence.

firn.genderit.org/blog/reimagi

A conference room with attendees seated and listening to a panel discussion. The panelists, a diverse group of speakers, are seated at the front, while two remote participants appear on large screens displaying the "AWID" and "Rising Together" forum logos. The event focuses on transnational solidarity and addressing technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV).
APCAPC
2025-02-11

Third Global Symposium on Technology-facilitated Gender-based Violence

> Global Affairs Canada, the United Nations Population Fund and @APC will host the Third Global Symposium on TFGBV on 6 and 7 March 2025.

- Hybrid event and registration open
apc.org/en/event/third-global-

 

APCAPC
2025-01-20

"Gender approaches to cybersecurity: integrating policy, research and technical standards discussions"

> APC brought together experts from different regions working on gender, feminist technology, cybersecurity policy and governance, and technical standards to discuss gender approaches to cybersecurity: apc.org/node/40475

- Read the full report here: apc.org/sites/default/files/ge

cc @numun @catileptic @esqueer

Conceptual illustration with abstract elements representing themes such as technology, nature, and communication. The source webpage is associated with APC.org and discusses "Gender approaches to cybersecurity."
APCAPC
2025-01-08

> People throughout the world are facing unprecedented challenges, from repression of human rights to unfettered consumption of digital and environmental resources.

- In this recap, APC features our network’s achievements and nurture the seeds we have planted

apc.org/node/40466

A stylized graphic titled 'Seeding Change: 2024 Year in Review' on a red-orange background. It features abstract, colorful floral and leaf-like designs in green, yellow, blue, and pink, arranged decoratively around the text.
APCAPC
2024-11-28

APC is committed to , and a .

> This week, we are recommending
"Feminism in Programming Language Design" by @Felienne and Ari Schlesinger:

- mastodon.social/@compsci_discu

“Over time, I learned that a core tenant of feminism is to ask why things are the way they are, and by that to examine how we can make them more fair.”

- felienne.com/archives/8470

For more on a , you can also read APC's publications:
apc.org/en/topic/feminist-inte

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