Digitally Yours Podcast

This guide is meant to be a resource to support the global civic tech community to make their work more accessible. Accessibility can be an intimidating subject, with this guide, we look to provide the ABCs and initiate the audience to the subject while staying practical and action-oriented. This guide is in no way exhaustive but is a starting point for a larger conversation.

For further information, please visit https://accessibilityabcs.webflow.io/

In this episode, we are joined by Thobekile Matimbe from the Pan-African Enterprise, Paradigm Initiative to introduce us to LONDA – Digital Rights and Inclusion Annual Report with findings from 22 African countries, examining themes of privacy, freedom of expression, access to information, segmentation and exclusion, digital transformation, affordability, gender, and others all within existing legislative frameworks, and against the backdrop of a widening digital divide.

To read the report: https://paradigmhq.org/report/londa-report-2021/

Digitally Yours - The update is one of our new formats, where we will introduce you to new reports, books, updates and resources you may wanna hear more about.

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A collection of highlights from our conversations.

In this episode of the Digitally Yours Podcast, we examine the correlation between cybersecurity and the ruse of e-gov services, the development of national cybersecurity strategies and regional; efforts, whilst exploring the opportunities and challenges of these present efforts to increasingly adopt more digital services including in e-learning, e-gov and more, We are pleased to have with Dr Dr Adel Abdel-Sadek, Expert at Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, also the Founder of the Arab Center for Cyberspace Research.

In Episode 10 of season 2 of the digitally yours podcast, we were joined by our guest Mehdi Ben Youssef from Lawyers for justice in Libya, a non-governmental organization with a core mission is to achieve justice, accountability and respect for Human rights in Libya.

in this episode, we will focus on the use of technology to leverage civil society work and what challenges are being faced locally As you may know by now this season's theme is to examine egov and civic tech in North Africa. 

We are joined by Ismail Ilsouk, Executive director of Morrocan Ngo Simsim participation Citoyenne.

In this episode, we are discussing fact-checking in times of fast circulation of information, political disruptions and misinformation campaigns. To further discuss this subject, we have with us Arwa Kooli, Tunisian journalist and editor in chief of Tunifact.

In this episode, we are joined with Egyptian lawyer Mohamed Farhat to examine the legal framework for digital rights and specifically  the right to privacy in Egypt especially for minorities and refugees.

In this episode of the Digitally Yours Podcast, we tackle the subject of cultural expression and creative freedoms online. We are joined by Sherazade Amous, founder of Klink.tn . With Sherazade, we discussed how the pandemic affected the cultural scene in Tunisia and the region, what challenges persist and what opportunities going digital has offered.

In this episode of the Digitally Yours Podcast, we are joined by Khaled Wahli, executive director of Aman organization against racial discrimination in Libya.

In this episode of Digitally Yours Podcast, we are taking you to Sudan and discussing what is it like to be reporting and writing on digital rights in the context of tense political times and the increase of violence and human rights violeation.

Guest Speaker: Khattab Hamad, a Sudanese media researcher who writes on Sudan issues and digital rights.