Digital Rights Weekly | May 11 to 15

Team CommUNITY team at digitalrights.community
Thu May 14 22:18:47 CEST 2026


Hello Digital Rights Defenders!

Here is your weekly update on digital rights around the world for the 
week of May 11 to 15. As a reminder, you can submit your news for the 
newsletter here:
https://www.digitalrights.community/weekly-newsletter
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What is in this issue:

TCU
Community News
NEW Job Opportunities
Digital Rights in the Wider World
Community Resources
Events Calendar
Grants, Fellowships, & Awards

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### TCU ###
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1. Pre-Event Mental Health Workshops for GG Participants

We are offering four mental health wellbeing workshops pre-event to all 
registered participants. Topics range from understanding burnout and 
your nervous system, to best practices when confronting a crisis. If you 
have already applied and have been approved for attendance, you should 
have received a form with the workshop details, allowing you to RSVP.

Want to take advantage of this opportunity? Apply before June 30, the 
final day to submit your GG application (and program proposals).

The Global Gathering will take place on September 4, 5 and 6 in 
Portugal. It brings together defenders working at the intersection of 
rights and technology.

https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=2026_Global_Gathering_Programming


2. May 21: Digital Rights Social

Join TCU and digital rights defenders on May 21 for our monthly digital 
rights social. This month, come share updates on what is happening in 
your corner of the world, while learning about updates about each 
other’s work.

https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Community_Updates

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### Community News ###
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1. New AI Powered Social Media Listening Tool | May 19

7amleh has launched a new AI-powered social media listening tool 
designed to analyze online discussions in Arabic and Hebrew, 
transforming digital conversations into actionable insights for civil 
society organizations, researchers, media professionals, and 
international institutions.To introduce the tool and showcase its 
practical applications, 7amleh will host an online webinar on May 19, 
featuring examples from the Palestinian digital context.

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6KgKRPd6TvWswepK_b1vsA#/registration


2. Digital Justice Fund Accepting Applications | May 24 and June 21 
Deadlines

The Digital Justice Fund is the first and participatory fund for digital 
organising in Europe. The aim of the fund is to reach groups that are 
currently not funded through usual digital rights grantmaking. Groups 
can apply for grants between EUR 10,000 and EUR 50,000, to be used over 
a period of up to two years. The work must focus on digital justice 
organising. Registered and unregistered non‑profit initiatives, formal 
and informal collectives, and NGOs working on digital justice organising 
across the Council of Europe are welcomed to apply.  You must register 
on the platform by May 24, and submit an application by June 21

https://apply.hypha.digitalfreedomfund.org/


3. AfroPessimist Collective for Black Art and Archiving (APCBAA) | May 21

APCBAA will be hosting their first workshop on May 21 from 14:30 to 1600 
SAST, entitled “How Artists Use Research to Inform their Practice and 
Work”. This is a cross-cultural independent space for collaboration and 
dialogue between artists across Southern and West Africa. APCBAA is a 
joint initiative between the Flowers and Gardening Studio, BarNotes, and 
Tair Gallery. The initiative is designed to convene artists, share work, 
and build community outside the narrow logistical and financial 
constraints of large institutional gatekeepers.

https://form.jotform.com/261103118107038


4. Reproductive Access through Technology | June 10

On June 10, join a virtual conversation about reproductive access 
through technology. Data privacy threats, platform censorship, and 
misinformation are putting people seeking care at risk. Technologists 
are uniquely positioned to disrupt these systems and build 
infrastructure rooted in autonomy, dignity, and justice. During the 
event, hosted by Rights x Tech, participants will discuss what it means 
to build technology that protects reproductive freedom when the legal 
ground keeps shifting. Also hear how advocates and providers navigate 
the risks of reproductive healthcare in a climate where digital 
footprints can be weaponized against patients and providers.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rxt-reproductive-justice-in-the-digital-age-tickets-198888522324


5. London Digital Security Workshop | May 20

Worker-led, cooperatively-run bookshop in London, Peoples Letters, will 
be hosting a digital security workshop on May 20 from 17:00 to 19:00. 
This session is aimed to break things down so the information is 
digestible and interactive.

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/35773/digital-security-hands-on-workshop-


6. Making and Distributing Media Under Surveillance | June 2

Join Interrupting Criminalization’s Abolition Journalism Fellow Lewis 
Raven Wallace, digital security firm Safety Sync Group, and fellow 
journalists and media makers for a resistance lab session on June 2. To 
be discussed are tools and strategies that can be used to make sound 
decisions about safety, support, and transparency with sources and media 
maker communities, in the face of increased criminalization.
https://ukncc.com/decoding-chinas-digital-footprint-in-africa-the-domestic-roots-of-chinas-digital-footprint/


7. New Offline Campaign for Saudi Wikipedian Osama Khalid

Osama Khalid was just twelve years old when he began contributing to 
Wikipedia Arabic, eventually becoming a prolific blogger, and open 
source advocate and freedom of expression advocate. In July of 2020, he 
was detained amid a wave of arbitrary arrests carried out by the Saudi 
authorities during the Covid-19 lockdown. Initially, he was given a 
five-year prison sentence, which was later increased. ALQST, a Saudi 
human rights organization, has been leading a campaign for Osama’s 
release. EFF has signed a joint letter, and has highlighted Osama in 
their Offline project

https://www.eff.org/offline


8. Internet Freedom Activist Erfan Arabi Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison

Erfan Arabi, a 20-year-old student from Birjand in South Khorasan 
province and an internet freedom activist, has been sentenced by the 
Iranian judiciary to eight years in prison. He had previously been 
arrested during the January 2026 protests and released after three 
months in detention.

https://hengaw.net/en/news/2026/05/article-72


9. Statement by the Global Digital Justice Forum at the Third Virtual 
Multistakeholder Consultation of the Global Dialogue on AI Governance

Check out a statement that was delivered by Merrin Ashraf, from IT 
Change, on behalf of the Global Digital Justice Forum - a civil society 
coalition working advocating global justice principles for the digital

https://www.apc.org/en/pubs/statement-global-digital-justice-forum-third-virtual-multistakeholder-consultation-global


10. Internet Censorship Grows More Sophisticated, Warns OONI Co-Founder

Maria Xynou, co-founder of the Open Observatory of Network Interference 
(OONI), has warned that internet censorship is becoming increasingly 
sophisticated, targeted and difficult to detect, complicating efforts to 
defend online freedoms worldwide. She argues that modern censorship is 
no longer confined to authoritarian states, but is spreading across 
democracies as governments adopt more advanced techniques to control 
digital information flows.

https://circleid.com/posts/internet-censorship-grows-more-sophisticated-warns-ooni-co-founder

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### NEW Job Opportunities ###
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These are new jobs we have received in the past week. You can access 
these and other jobs by visiting our job board: 
https://www.digitalrights.community/job-board

+ Senior Advisory Role on Global Digital Democracy, CIVICUS
- Remote

+ Cryptography Engineer, SecureDrop, Freedom of the Press Foundation
- Brooklyn, New York (remote)

+ Associate, Africa Division, Human Rights Watch, Human Rights Watch
- Nairobi

+ Coordinator, Development and Outreach Department, Human Rights Watch
- Geneva

+ Manager, Enterprise Applications Integration, Human Rights Watch
- Multiple Locations Considered

+ Senior Researcher, China,  Human Rights Watch
- Multiple Locations Considered

+ Advocacy Officer, MenEngage Alliance
- Remote

+ Data Scientist II, Natural Language Processing (NLP) Specialist, ACLU
- New York, San Francisco, District of Columbia

+ DevOps Engineering Manager, ACLU
- New York

+ Director of Strategic Communications, Integrated Comms Strategy, ACLU
- New York, District of Columbia

+ Director, National Campaigns, Abuse of Power, ACLU
- District of Columbia

+ Director, Cyber Security Operations, ACLU
- New York, District of Columbia

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### Digital Rights in the Wider World ###
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1. Hackers Used AI to Develop First Known Zero-Day 2FA Bypass for Mass 
Exploitation

Google on Monday disclosed that it identified an unknown threat actor 
using a zero-day exploit that it said was likely developed with an 
artificial intelligence (AI) system, marking the first time the 
technology has been put to use in the wild in a malicious context for 
vulnerability discovery and exploit generation. The activity is said to 
be the work of cybercrime threat actors who appear to have collaborated 
together to plan what the tech giant described as a "mass vulnerability 
exploitation operation." Google Threat Intelligence Group assessed with 
high confidence that an AI model was weaponized to facilitate the 
discovery and weaponization of the flaw via a Python script that 
featured all hallmarks typically associated with large language model 
(LLM)-generated code.

https://thehackernews.com/2026/05/hackers-used-ai-to-develop-first-known.html


2. How the Cuban State Hacks Accounts of Targeted Activists

Read the accounts of several Cuban activists whose communication apps, 
such as Whatsapp and Telegram, and their social media accounts have been 
hacked by the Cuban government and state-linked actors. The article also 
shares tips on how individuals can protect themselves. The independent 
newspaper 14yMedio has documented that in some hacking cases, the code 
was validated by the attacker “even when the owner’s phone was turned 
off or without signal, which demonstrates that access is directly from 
the telephone exchange.” There is speculation that this may have 
occurred on the infrastructure level, owned by the Cuban State, through 
which verification SMS messages circulate.

https://havanatimes.org/features/how-the-cuban-state-hacks-accounts-of-targeted-activists/


3. Pakistan: Civil Society Demands Release of Imaan Mazari and Hadi 
Chattha ahead of Supreme Court Hearing

A coalition of over 100 civil society organisations, lawyers, 
journalists, academics and human rights defenders has urged the federal 
government not to oppose the bail and suspension of sentence pleas of 
human rights lawyers Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha 
ahead of a scheduled hearing in the Supreme Court of Pakistan on May 12. 
The joint statement described the case as one that raises “critical 
concerns regarding freedom of expression, the misuse of PECA against 
lawful speech, and the protection of fundamental rights in Pakistan.” 
Mazari and her husband were arrested on January 23, 2026 on charges of 
using social media to malign the state and its security institutions, 
and convicted to 17 years

https://voicepk.net/2026/05/civil-society-demands-release-of-imaan-mazari-and-hadi-chattha-ahead-of-supreme-court-hearing/


4. Meta Workers Revolt Against AI Surveillance

Meta Platforms employees at multiple United States offices staged an 
extraordinary workplace protest, distributing anonymous flyers urging 
colleagues to sign a petition against the company's recent installation 
of mouse-tracking software on their work computers — technology many 
workers believe is being used to train the artificial intelligence 
systems intended to replace them. Meta confirmed earlier this year it 
would cut approximately 8,000 roles in May, reorganising surviving 
employees into AI-focused "pods" under its Superintelligence Labs 
division. A second wave of cuts is planned for the second half of 2026.

https://www.hcamag.com/ca/news/general/meta-workers-revolt-against-ai-surveillance/575070


5. Zanetor Pushes AU States to Protect Digital Rights

The Vice President of the Pan-African Parliament, Zanetor 
Agyeman-Rawlings, has urged African leaders to treat digital freedoms 
with the same seriousness as fundamental human rights as technology and 
artificial intelligence continue to transform societies across the 
continent.  She urged African Union members to ratify the Malabo 
Convention, both to strengthen Africa's collective response to 
cybersecurity threats and improve digital sovereignty.

https://www.msn.com/en-xl/africa/zimbabwe/zanetor-pushes-au-states-to-protect-digital-rights/ar-AA230zeP


6. Changing Tactics: Immigration Advocates in the US Adapt as Social 
Media Surveillance Expands

Beyond visa applicants and undocumented immigrants, immigrant advocates 
who are U.S. citizens or in the country legally, are also being tracked. 
Last year, a coalition of nonprofits organizations and labor unions 
filed a lawsuit against the US federal government, arguing that online 
surveillance is unconstitutional - making it one of several lawsuits 
targeting the current administration’s crackdown on immigrants’ speech. 
One of these cases was in Montgomery, Penn., involving the Facebook 
account of a group called MontCo Community Watch. The group organized 
last year to monitor and document ICE activity and help local 
immigrants.The government dropped its subpoena for Facebook data before 
a judge could rule on the group’s motion to block it.

https://www.calonews.com/arizona/changing-tactics-immigration-advocates-adapt-as-social-media-surveillance-expands/article_9e212008-6edf-4895-924d-879c385655d9.html


7. Kenya: Groups Seek to Overturn Provisions of Computer Misuse and 
Cybercrimes Act


The Law Society of Kenya (LSK), alongside the Bloggers Association of 
Kenya (BAKE), Article 19 East Africa and the Kenya Union of Journalists 
(KUJ), has moved to the Supreme Court seeking to overturn provisions of 
the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act, 2018 that they argue permit 
excessive State surveillance and violate constitutional rights. 
Petitioners are challenging Sections 48 to 53 of the Act, which allow 
authorities to intercept digital communications, compel disclosure of 
subscriber information and conduct searches linked to cybercrime 
investigations. It follows a March 2026 Court of Appeal judgment that 
struck down Sections 22 and 23 of the law, provisions that criminalised 
the publication of false or misleading information online.

https://citizen.digital/article/lsk-moves-to-supreme-court-over-cybercrime-law-surveillance-provisions-n382613


8. Concern Grows over Gabon’s Social Media Clampdown

Gabon’s media regulator indefinitely suspended major social media 
platforms in February, citing security concerns during anti-government 
protests. The government cited misinformation, disinformation, 
pornographic content, and incitement to hatred as reasons for the 
shutdown. Rights groups have urged authorities to follow due process to 
prosecute any offenders, rather than collective punishment through 
unconstitutional restriction of freedom of expression. The restrictions 
were temporarily lifted in April. However, a new regulation passed in 
February mandates social media users to provide verified names, 
addresses and ID numbers. Social networks are at risk of 50m central 
African CFA franc (£66,000) fines and prison terms for non-compliance.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/13/concern-gabon-social-media-clampdown-human-rights


9. At the Border Security Expo, The Most Insidious Surveillance Tools 
Were The Ones You Couldn’t See

For more than a decade, vendors and government representatives have 
mingled at the Border Security Expo, an annual trade show at which the 
former hawk their goods to the latter. This year, the relationships were 
perhaps a little too chummy. Among the speakers were border czar Tom 
Homan, who in the past allegedly accepted $50,000 in bribes from 
undercover FBI agents posing as business executives hoping to land a 
government contract. The bureau quashed the investigation after Trump’s 
return to office, and a Justice Department appointee called it a “deep 
state” attempt to discredit Trump’s valiant border czar. Check out the 
Verge’s coverage of the event, where they share that attendees 
celebrated the past year’s record-low border crossings and record-high 
interior arrests.

https://www.theverge.com/report/928726/border-security-expo-cbp-ice-dhs-surveillance


10. FCC’s Commissioner Accuses Current US Admin of Trying to Beat 'Media 
Into Submission'

FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez penned a blistering warning letter to new 
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro in which she accuses the current US 
Administration, through Republican FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, of 
weaponizing the FCC to pressure "a free and independent press and all 
media into submission." Gomez is the lone Democrat on the commission 
appointed by President Biden.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/fcc-commissioner-accuses-trump-admin-of-trying-to-beat-media-into-submission/ar-AA22ZPRG

Press freedom in the United States is now at a 25-year low according to 
the World Press Freedom Index, which measures incidents of abuses 
against journalists.

https://protectdemocracy.org/work/defending-the-media-against-fcc-censorship/


11. Joining France, Other European Governments Are Migrating to Open Source

The German state of Schleswig-Holstein will phase out all Microsoft 
software from government workplaces. The goal is to fully transition 
from Microsoft programs to Linux and open-source programs within the 
next three months. The decision will affect nearly every civil servant, 
police officer, and judge, about 30,000 employees. Eventually, the rest 
of the civil service employees, primarily school teachers, will make the 
open-source shift. The radical change is being hailed as a major step 
toward "digital sovereignty" and a signal of growing European resistance 
to reliance on US tech giants.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-german-state-schleswig-holstein-uninstalls-windows/

A part of the Danish government is phasing out the use of Microsoft 
products like Office 365. Up to half of employees at Denmark’s Ministry 
of Digital Affairs will  move from Office 365 to the leading open source 
productivity suite LibreOffice. The move is being made to action the 
Danish government’s ‘digitalisation strategy’ which is making ‘digital 
sovereignty’ a priority for all government departments.

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/06/denmark-government-replaces-microsoft-with-linux-libreoffice


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### Community Resources ###
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1. The Chinese Deepfake Software Powering Scams

Check out this podcast from 404 Media discussing the Chines-language 
deepfake software, Haotian AI,  powering scams. They also discuss how AI 
hard drive shortage is impacting internet archiving.

https://www.404media.co/podcast-the-chinese-deepfake-software-powering-scams/


2. A Hackers Guide to Circumventing Internet Shutdowns

When people are disconnected from the internet and digital services, it 
impacts all aspects of their life—from accessing essential information, 
to seeking medical care, or communicating with loved ones, both in that 
country and externally. Check out EFF’s recommendations on tools and 
strategies hackers can use to keep groups connected.

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/hackers-guide-circumventing-internet-shutdowns


3. The Cancellation of RightsCon 2026 Reveals the Illusion of Digital 
Sovereignty

The last-minute move, reportedly under foreign pressure, to cancel 
Rightscon, reveals how global digital governance is being quietly 
curated by powerful states – and why the answer lies not in sovereignty 
alone, but in a broader right to digital self-determination.

https://thewire.in/rights/the-cancellation-of-rightscon-2026-reveals-the-illusion-of-digital-sovereignty


4. Trust, Play, and Platforms: Sharing Lessons for Safer Digital Spaces

Video games are a mainstream cultural force, but they remain largely 
absent from mainstream debates about digital rights and online safety. A 
report by New York University’s Center for Business and Human Rights 
examines how Trust & Safety governance in online gaming compares to 
social media, tracing shared challenges around content moderation, 
pro-social design, and cross-platform harms.

https://bhr.stern.nyu.edu/publication/trust-play-and-platforms-sharinglessons-for-safer-digital-spaces/


5. Software Developers Say AI Is Rotting Their Brains

On Reddit, Hacker News and other places where people in software 
development talk to each other, more and more people are becoming 
disillusioned with the promise of code generated by large language 
models. Developers talk not just about how the AI output is often 
flawed, but that using AI to get the job done is often a more time 
consuming, harder, and more frustrating experience because they have to 
go through the output and fix its mistakes. More concerning, developers 
who use AI at work report that they feel like they are de-skilling 
themselves and losing their ability to do their jobs as well as they 
used to.

https://www.404media.co/software-developers-say-ai-is-rotting-their-brains/

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### Events Calendar ###
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Did you know you could submit your events for inclusion in our 
newsletter? It takes a few minutes to submit: 
https://www.digitalrights.community/weekly-newsletter

Additionally, we maintain a calendar of events in our wiki: 
https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Calendar_of_Events


NEW AI Powered Social Media Listening by 7amleh
May 19
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6KgKRPd6TvWswepK_b1vsA#/registration

Digital Security Workshop
May 20
London
https://www.outsavvy.com/event/35773/digital-security-hands-on-workshop-

Digital Rights Social / Focus: Regional Updates
May 21, 2026 @ 14 UTC
TCU's Mattermost
https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Community_Updates

AfroPessimist Collective for Black Art and Archiving
“How Artists Use Research to Inform their Practice and Work”
May 21
14:30 - 1600 SAST
Virtual
https://form.jotform.com/261103118107038

Making and Distributing Media Under Surveillance
June 2 
https://ukncc.com/decoding-chinas-digital-footprint-in-africa-the-domestic-roots-of-chinas-digital-footprint/

Digital Rights Asia-Pacific Assembly (DRAPAC)
June 8 to 10
Manila, Philippines
https://engagemedia.org/2025/drapac26-manila/

Reproductive Access through Technology
June 10
Online
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rxt-reproductive-justice-in-the-digital-age-tickets-198888522324

Digital Rights Social / Focus: Security Clinic Best Practices and Q&A
June 18, 2026 @ 14 UTC
TCU's Mattermost
https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Community_Updates

Global Media Forum
June 23 and 24, 2026
Bonn Germany
https://corporate.dw.com/en/gmf-2026-your-ideas-deserve-the-spotlight/a-75222151

Fight for Us, Not for Them Event
June 23
Brussels and Online
https://edri.org/our-work/announcing-the-summit-fight-for-us-not-for-them-a-public-interest-vision-for-eu-tech-policy/

All Things in Moderation 2026: Call for Contributions
June 25 to 26
Online and on demand
https://www.allthingsinmoderation.org/call-for-contributions

Digital Rights Social / Focus: Organizational Sustainability and Resilience
July 16, 2026 @ 14 UTC
TCU's Mattermost
https://wiki.digitalrights.community/index.php?title=Community_Updates

Free and Open Communications on the Internet (FOCI)
July 20, 2026
Hybrid, co-located with PETS in Calgary, Canada
https://foci.community/

Global Gathering
September 4 to 6, 2026
Portugal
https://www.digitalrights.community/blog/applications/global-gathering-2026-applications-open

Trust and Safety Research Conference 2026
October 1–2, 2026
Currently accepting proposals here:
https://cyber.fsi.stanford.edu/trust-and-safety-research-conference.

Digital Commons:Infrastructures, Design, and the Ethics of Autonomy
October 8 to 10
Athens, Greece
www.digicommons.org
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### Grants, Fellowships, & Awards ###
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Lebanese Journalists At Risk or Pressure
No Deadline
https://www.skeyesmedia.org/en/News/News/07-04-2026/13133

Human Rights Projects in Sri Lanka
Deadline: May 6
https://www.netherlandsandyou.nl/web/sri-lanka/w/open-call-for-applications-embassy-funded-human-rights-projects-sri-lanka
ISOC Community-Centered Connectivity Grant Program
May 7
https://www.isocfoundation.org/grant-programme/community-centered-connectivity/

FemFirst Lab
Deadline: May 15
https://itforchange.net/call-for-applications-femfirst-lab

Human Rights Democracy and CSO Support to Sri Lanka and the Maldives
Deadline: May 15, 2026.
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/prospect-details/186264PROSPECTSEN

Sinar Project Civic Tech Fellowship 2026
May 17
https://sinarproject.org/projects/enabling-tech/sinar-project-civic-tech-fellowship-2026

Goethe Institute Grant
May 19
https://www.goethe.de/ins/ng/en/kul/sup/co9/dnw26/dnwoc.html

Digital Justice Fund
You must register on the platform by May 24, and submit an application 
by June 21
https://apply.hypha.digitalfreedomfund.org/

DiploFoundation Knowledge Fellow
May 31
https://dig.watch/opportunity-become-a-knowledge-fellow

Community Access Fund for LGBTQI+ Asylum Seekers
May 31
https://www.rainbowrailroad.org/community-access-fund-application

Promoting Inclusive Digital Services in Kyrgyzstan
Deadline: June 2
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/prospect-details/185902PROSPECTSEN

Interledger Fellowship Program
Deadline: June 15
https://interledger.org/grant/fellowship

InDiCo-Global. Deadline
Deadline: June 30, 2026
https://indico-global-grants.eu/indico-global-third-open-call

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