Our Global Reach
The Internet is a global resource, but regional and local needs often vary depending on the location. We work with our community worldwide to think globally and act locally, ensuring we’re all working toward an Internet for everyone.
From Refugee to Digital Leader: How Justin Is Helping to Connect Rhino Camp
Justin Lisisa Lobela’s story reflects how community-centered connectivity can create pathways for education and self-reliance for displaced communities …
Policy Brief: Solving Crime Without Breaking Encryption
Protecting strong encryption is not an obstacle to public safety, child protection, or crime prevention. It is a prerequisite for …
Online Trust and Safety Training Workshop – Matawa Tribal Council, Canada
Thunder Bay hosted the Internet Society’s first online trust and safety pilot training, empowering Matawa Tribal Council with privacy, security, …
ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2026
We are actively engaged in the lead-up to PP-26 to ensure that outcomes protect the open, globally interoperable Internet, and …
Community-Centered Connectivity Initiatives Earn Viddy Awards Recognition
Our global community works tirelessly to expand connectivity, educate users, and build the Internet we want—an Internet for everyone. We …
Zombie IXPs: The Four Types of Exchanges That Refuse to Die, but Fail to Live
Zombie IXPs are operating on autopilot, with little planning, investment, or new peers. But they don’t all look the same, and can emerge from different governance models and challenges …
Defend the Open Internet in the EU
We call on EU co-legislators to ensure that the final Digital Networks Act delivers an EU telecoms framework that promotes …
ISOC Day at Africa Internet Summit
Join us at the the Africa Internet Summit (AIS) on 26 June where we will host ISOC Day and showcase …
The Shift in Peering Threatening the Internet’s Foundations
As more Internet service providers become virtual peering partners, they begin neglecting Internet exchange points …
© Internet Society Mali Chapter