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Seeding Change: Digital Empowerment Foundation on bridging the gender and digital divides in rural India

Seeding Change: Digital Empowerment Foundation on bridging the gender and digital divides in rural India
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The battle for online privacy

The battle for online privacy
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How a travel author, a sarpanch, and a social entrepreneur are bringing stories from rural India online

Travel author Shivya Nath; Malika Virdi, a sarpanch in Uttarakhand; and Osama Manzar, a social and angel investor, have come together to start Voices of Rural India – a not-for-profit digital initiative that hosts curated stories by rural storytellers.

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FEATURE-Digital divide: How to unmute climate voices in poorer nations

Zambian climate campaigner Precious Kalombwana was thrilled to take part in an online training workshop with former U.S. Vice President Al Gore. But when she wanted to speak, a shaky internet connection meant no one could hear her.

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Digital divide: How to unmute climate voices in poorer nations

Multiple time zones, home-working add to online challenges By Sonia Elks LONDON, May 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Zambian climate campaigner Precious Kalombwana was thrilled to take part in an online training workshop with former U.S. Vice President Al Gore. But when she wanted to speak, a shaky internet connection meant no one could hear her. Pandemic moves to virtual events – including U.N. climate talks starting on Monday – have made it easier for experts and activists worldwide to participate, but many living in places without reliable connectivity say they are still missing out. For Kalombwana, 27, the workshop with Gore turned out to be a frustrating experience.

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