Digital Divide The digital divide refers to those who can use and benefit from the internet and those who cannot. Digital Exclusion Digital exclusion is the “exclusion from a society dominated by the internet and other digital technologies in many…
Navigating the portal You can access the portal by clicking on this link: We have many digital literacy and access resources on the ODLAN resource portal and different ways for you to find the resources you need. 1. The Search…
4 Strategies Media Outlets Should Implement to Protect Rainbow Communities from Online Hate & Disinformation 2. Moderate comments, and if that isn’t possible, restrict commenting on articles related to the 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. 3. When writing stories on controversial topics regarding…
Most common hallmarks of hate used against 2SLGBTQ+ Communities Queer and trans people are positioned as seeking to harm children, either by sexually abusing them or by turning them trans or gay. The trope of the predatory gay has existed…
Educate yourself and others One of the most effective ways to address the increase of online hate and disinformation is to become informed and share what you learn with others. Spend time reading reliable sources and fact-checking information before sharing…
Limit growth of hateful material · Be vigilant about who and what you amplify to your social media audiences · Do the benefits of sharing hateful material outweigh the risks? · If yes, you can watermark hateful material with antifascist…
Recognizing the internet has become a basic human right Supporting the expansion of digital literacy programs Using an intersectional framework to understand digital inequalities and inequities Advocating for affordable hardware Regularly Assessing Shifting Digital divide barriers Challenging telecommunication monopolies to…