Women are 27 times more likely than men to suffer from online gender-based violence. With the support of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), CIGI is embarking on a two-year research project to support a safer online world.
CIGI launched its partnership with the IDRC on International Women's Day. To learn more about this research project, watch Karina Gould, Canada's minister of international development, explain the importance of data in developing policies around gender-based violence, and watch Aaron Shull, CIGI's managing director, discuss the survey that will underpin our research.
Following an interview with POLITICO's Mark Scott, Taylor Owen considers the three recently released documents that offer a picture of the European Union's plan for big tech.
To avoid (or halt) the harmful effects of digital control and techno-social engineering, Fenwick McKelvey argues that regulators must stimulate more public interest in the ways that technologies shape public life.
Digital platforms threaten our social fabric, our economy and our democracy. To begin to address this, CIGI has convened leading thinkers to explore new models for platform governance.
Mar. 12 – 7:00 p.m. EDT (UTC–04:00) – Waterloo, Canada: All over the world, women face barriers to equality. Often, these imbalances stem from policies that inherently discriminate against women. Join us for an International Women's Day panel featuring experts who are working to address systemic inequality.
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