Hacking the patriarchy

Project // Technologies, Bodies & Territories

FROM DEVICES TO BODIES

A short documentary web series about data collected from our bodies across territories Beyond devices, our bodies are also becoming data sources. From facial recognition... #artificial intelligence #facial recognition #surveillance

Project // Emergency responses to public policies

Radar Legislativo

While two of the most important regulations concerning the Brazilian legal framework for digital rights are under public consultations (namely the draft bill on Data Protection... #radar

Library // statements

Digital-Justice and Human-Rights Experts from Across the Globe Raise Concerns About the White-Male-Dominated AI Debate*

Open letter to News Media and Policy MakersRe: Tech Experts from the Global Majority Dear News Media and Policy Makers: We, the undersigned, women and... #artificial intelligence #statements

Library // articles

What happened to the “Internet for trust”? Report on the UNESCO Conference*

The "Internet for Trust" Conference, organized by UNESCO, addressed the regulation of platforms, an important topic for democracies, lives and agencies around the world. There... #elections #freedom of expression #gender violence #misinformation #political violence

Project // Emergency responses to public policies

TRETAQUI: HATE SPEECH AND DISINFORMATION DURING ELECTIONS ARE UNACCEPTABLE

In the 2018 elections, we discovered that hate and disinformation win votes… Candidates and parties have been running campaigns based on discrimination, spreading fake news,... #elections #hate speech #misinformation #political violence

Library // events

Coding Rights and APC intervention at the GDC Americas Multistakeholder Consultation

Text originally published at APC. This presentation was jointly delivered by Joana Varon (Coding Rights) and Valeria Betancourt (APC) at the Global Digital Compact Americas... #algorithm #artificial intelligence #gender violence #hate speech #internet access #Latin America #misinformation #statements #surveillance

Library // artigos

Technological Cartographies: Digital Colonialism in the Internet’s Territories

by Joana Varon Text originally published at Digital Futures. The Internet is nothing like a cloud. It is a physical structure, geolocated and marked by power... #algorithm #Big Tech monopolies #blogpost #climate change #Digital Colonialism #environment #labour rights #racism #smart cities #social environmental justice #surveillance

Project // Knowledge Sharing and Digital Care

Fuzzify.me

Introducing an open-source browser extension that helps you thwart targeted advertising on Facebook Even if you don’t care about being chased by the latest sneaker... #algorithm #data protection #feminisms #privacy #sexual and reproductive rights

Idec and Coding Rights call on Brazilian authorities to investigate Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses

“La imaginación en disputa”: first chapter of “Compost Engineers y sus saberes lentos” out in Spanish

Lampejo: the popular school that lights up the strategies of those who defend democracy

Disassembling the Machine: the guide for those contesting the public debate in 2026

Democracy under pressure: reflections on the far right through the lenses of past, present and future

Launch of the TRAMAS platform – technologies, weaves, territories

New article “Compost Engineers and Sus Saberes Lentos: A Manifest for Regenerative Technologies” published in Branch Magazine.

Book “Una Bolsa de Semillas: ciencia ficción feminista en Abya Yala”

Imagine Podcast

T20 POLICY BRIEFING: Fostering a Federated AI Commons ecosystem