At its current session, the UN Human Rights Council will discuss a draft resolution on human rights defenders and new and ...

Organized in partnership with Global Affairs Canada and the Association for Progressive Communications (APC), UNFPA will host the Third Global Symposium on TFGBV in the lead up to CSW69 on Thursday ...

In 2023, the LibResilient project received an NGI Assure grant to create a “browser-based decentralized content delivery ...

Hija Kamran, who coordinates APC Women's Rights Programme content and is the editor of GenderIT.org, participated in the UN ...

From 10 to 21 March, 2025, the 69th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) will take place at the United ...

This submission was presented by APC in 2017 to render visible the impact of online gender-based violence (GBV) on women’s rights for more than a decade. APC worked with women's organisations and ...

Forty-two women from sixteen countries in east, west, north and southern Africa were interviewed, in addition to extensive research. The report outlines the issues and makes key recommendations.

Looking to provide a collaborative, significant policy advocacy intervention, APC coordinated a joint submission on gender considerations for the Global Digital Compact in 2024. This collaborative ...

All Women Count: Take Back the Tech! was a four-year project from 2017 to 2020 being coordinated by APC’s Women's Rights Programme (WRP) under the All Women Count consortium.

In 2024, APC once again dedicated its flagship Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) publication to gender issues, producing a special edition exploring gender dimensions of internet governance.

APC published a special edition of the Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) focused specifically on women's rights, gender, and ICTs. This comprehensive publication brought together ...

In 2006, an APC member hosted a digital storytelling workshop with survivors of gender-based violence to process and produce digital stories. It was a powerful experience for trainers and participants ...