Resource Library
Everyone should have access to an open and trusted Internet. Read our reports, papers, and other documents for insight and vision on how we can get there.
Pacific Internet Exchange Point Feasibility Study
We collaborated with UN ESCAP collaborated to assess if a regional ‘Pacific Internet Exchange Point’ is technically feasible for the …
Internet Society Position on Internet Shutdowns
The Internet Society believes Internet shutdowns harm societies, economies, and the global Internet infrastructure …
What is Educational Broadband Service (EBS)?
An overview of Educational Broadband Service (EBS), a band of spectrum that the FCC set aside for the public good …
A Multi-Stakeholder Model in ICT Policymaking
The multistakeholder model, an established approach for Internet governance, lends itself to ideal use in policymaking for the digital era–an …
Solutions for Traffic Backhaul in Community Networks
Backhaul is the first-mile or middle-mile infrastructure that brings the Internet to the community. Read about the options for community …
Security Factsheet: Keeping Your Workplace Safe Online
For many of us the Internet is a staple in our day-to-day lives – especially at our jobs. But did …
Security Factsheet: Why Should Municipalities Make Network and Data Security a Priority?
Communities can minimize risk by being intentional about how and by whom networks and devices are used. These are eight …
Encryption: Essential for the LGBTQ+ Community
For some communities, like LGBTQ+ communities, encryption is especially crucial in keeping people safe both online and in real life …
Report on the Asia-Pacific Regional Community Networks Summit 2019
Find out what happened during the 2019 Asia-Pacific Regional Community Networks Summit in this comprehensive report …