Internet Literacy
The Digital Grassroots Internet Literacy Course will help foster local community engagement in Internet Governance, thereby encouraging Internet innovation, reducing inequalities between genders and rural-urban disparities, and giving youth, the digital natives, control of the future we want—our digital future and that of future generations.
Digital Grassroots Internet Literacy Course is focused on capacity building of youth, using the Internet media, and offers three main themes:
> Internet for Security
> Internet for Social Life
> Internet for Economy
Internet Health
The Community Leaders for Internet Health spotlights internet issues in diverse local community contexts and creates collaboration among local leaders to engage with tools for open campaigning towards Internet Health.
Community Leaders for Internet Health contains the following modules;
> Introduction to Internet Health
> Open Leadership
> Internet Health Organizing
> Personas and Pathways
>Project Development for Internet Health
Internet Advocacy
The Community Leaders for Internet Advocacy builds upon the work of Open Internet for Democracy Leaders by engaging in the principles of a democratic internet and adapting the Open Internet for Democracy Advocacy Playbook.
Community Leaders for Internet Advocacy contains the following modules;
> Democratic Principles for an Open Internet
> Coalition Building for Internet Advocacy
> Advocacy Approaches (part I)
> Advocacy Approaches (part II)
> Project Development for Internet Advocacy
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Shaping the Internet – History and Futures
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