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.
WSIS+20 Reaffirms Multistakeholder Governance and a Lasting IGF
The outcome document of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)+20 review reaffirms a commitment to the conditions that have …
Policy Brief: Interconnection and Regulated Traffic Obligations
This policy brief examines the growing pressure to regulate the relationships between online services and telecommunications operators …
Online Age Restrictions Need Strong Rules and Independent Oversight
While often well-intentioned, age check requirements pose significant risks to people’s privacy, security, and access to an open Internet …
Multistakeholder Internet Security
This webinar, co-hosted by the Internet Society and the U.S. Telecommunications Training Institute (USTTI), brings together a panel of alumni …
Remarks Provided During the IMSB-Led Virtual Stakeholder Consultation on WSIS+20 Rev 2
Read the remarks provided by Israel Rosas during the IMSB-Led Virtual Stakeholder Consultation on WSIS+20 Rev 2 held on 8 …
Why the UN’s Next Decision on Internet Governance Matters for Everyone
If you include the best expertise from across disciplines and regions in the decision-making process, you can solve hard problems.Hear …
Moving the Needle on Universal and Meaningful Access
The latest International Telecommunication Union connectivity statistics remind us how much progress we’ve made and how far we still have …
Community Snapshot—November
Our global chapters work to keep the Internet a force for good. This brief overview covers just some of the …
Policy Brief: Age Restrictions and Online Safety
While often well-intentioned, policies requiring age checks create risks for people’s privacy, security, and access to an open Internet. …
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