Darlena Cunha is an adjunct professor at the University of Florida and a freelance writer who frequently contributes to TIME, The Washington Post and The Atlantic, amid others.
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Women in Tech
26 April 2019
Young People: Building an Internet for Everyone
Young people everywhere are building technology, mobilizing communities, and raising their voices to shape policies that create an Internet...
Women in Tech
26 April 2018
Jazmin Fallas Kerr: Creating Opportunities for Women in Costa Rica
The age-old tradition of the physical marketplace may be crumbling, and many women-led families in Costa Rica are feeling...
Women in Tech
30 March 2018
Juma Baldeh: Breaking Barriers to Access in Gambia
How do you shift the cultural stigma around technology and gender? As Juma Baldeh has proven in Gambia, you...
Women in Tech
8 March 2018
Kate Ekanem: Promoting the Education, Literacy, and Empowerment of Girls in Nigeria
While the personal is almost always political, sometimes the person affected takes action that changes the course of history....
Women in Tech
8 March 2018
Makkiya Jawed: At The Intersection of Technology and Medicine
The intersection between technology and medicine is perhaps one of the most important junctions of our time, and, in...
Technology
15 November 2017
The story of kc claffy and measuring the Internet – 2017 Jonathan B. Postel Service Award winner
Appreciated by some, taken for granted by many, the Internet is understood by few who use it. Underneath the...