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This Playbook draws from the experience and learnings from the work of World Wide Web Foundation and the WRO Network in advocating for gender-responsive ICT Policy.

On February 18-20, the World Wide Web Foundation and the Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4AI), with support from the German Development Cooperation and Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Informatics facilitated an #eSkills4PolicyMakers workshop in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Today is Girls in ICT Day, where we celebrate the women and girls building the future of technology.

The Web Foundation is pleased to announce the third phase of support to the Women’s Rights Online network (WRO) — a network of women-led technology policy advocates working to close the digital gender gap.

Research Manager for Gender and Digital Rights Chenai Chair shares insights from her research on digital gender inequality, including findings from our latest report: Women’s Rights Online: Closing the Digital Gender Gap for a more equal world.

The report launched by the Web Foundation on Women’s Rights Online: closing the digital gender gap for a more equal world is a blessing in the digital equality debates.

The Alliance for Affordable Internet (A4AI) and Web Foundation were recently selected for a grant from the Internet Society Foundation, an organisation that champions ideas and enables communities to unlock the internet’s potential to tackle the world’s evolving challenges, through its Research Grant Programme for a multi-year study of the economic cost of the digital gender gap.