iCampus is Liberia’s first multi-disciplinary, innovation and community space for change-makers focusing on the intersection of technology, accountability and social change. The establishment of iCampus was fostered by Accountability Lab Liberia and iLab Liberia as part of a USAID Liberia Accountability and Voice Initiative program that tends to inform decisions around policy reform through advocacy.

• The People
• Meet the others
• In-person meetings

News from the intersection of Public Engagement, Civic Tech and Future Cities.

• Mainstream media coverage

Reboot builds and powers coalitions for courageous, structural change.

• Civic and social impact companies

Exploring the intersection of peace-building and technology—critically reflecting on the social impact of technology and fostering the creation of “tech for good.”

• peace
• universities

• Meet the others
• Research and policy centers
• Ethical tech and responsible tech

ITIF is a think tank focusing on critical issues at the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.

• The People
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• Research and policy centers

In partnerships with local and international organisations, each GTI has further developed specific facilitation methodologies and training contents addressing the risks, attacks and contexts faced by activist women in the region.

• indigenous
• LGBTQI
• trainings

• Adjacent Fields
• Digital security and privacy
• Cybersecurity

BuiltWorlds is the premier research-driven network operating at the intersection of the built industry and technological innovation

• housing

• Adjacent Fields
• Tech for public challenges

Waag operates at the intersection of science, technology and the arts. Our work focuses on emergent technologies as instruments of social change, and is guided by the values of fairness, openness and inclusivity.

• Emerging tech
• In-person meetings
• Civic hacking meetups

The Interface is a daily column about the intersection of social media and democracy.

• The People
• Learn about civic tech
• News and blogs

Rights x Tech is a forum for technologists, policy makers and movement leaders to discuss emerging issues around human rights, products and power.

• racial equity
• human rights

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• In-person meetings

How Do You Like It So Far uses pop culture to take soundings of a society in transition, exploring intersections with civic imagination and engagement, and social and political change. Henry Jenkins and Colin Maclay are your guides on this adventure.

• podcasts

• The People
• Learn about civic tech
• Podcasts