A project from our Zimbabwe Chapter is helping local beekeepers overcome challenges and monitor their beehives remotely.

Over the next few weeks, we’re diving into some of the key groups that play a valuable role in Internet governance.

The Internet isn’t just a technical network. It’s powered by people. From the engineers who make it work to the people who rely on it every day, we all have a role to play in keeping it a global ...

The Internet’s future relies on protecting its core principles, strong multistakeholder collaboration, and implementing the ...

We believe in making the Internet safer. The Internet Society Online Safety Special Interest Group (SIG) is dedicated to promoting and advocating for a safer and more secure online environment for all ...

The security of IPv6 networks is extremely important. On this page we feature some of the resources to help you learn more about IPv6 security. The most recent information posted to our site can be ...

“Coming from rural area is like being cursed.” This OpEd headline did more than just grab attention when it was first published several years ago. It ultimately transformed an entire community. In the ...

The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) is a global multi-stakeholder platform convened by the United Nations (UN) to discuss public policy issues related to Internet governance, a space for open dialogue ...

The Internet Society Peering Roadshows are where network managers can learn peering best practices to keep local connectivity reliable and affordable, connect with other local experts, and improve ...

A new report details how the Internet Governance Forum has supported a stable and secure Internet, and why that model is now under strain.

WSIS+20 is a process driven by the United Nations to determine the effectiveness of the actions taken to use Information and Communications Technologies to advance development since 2005. The result ...

We’re using the Internet all the time for various reasons, but how familiar are you with what’s going on under the surface? We believe that the Internet is for everyone and that it should be ...