Developing a curriculum for civil society to understand tech
Rana Bouazer from Alternatives, helps faciliate a workshop gathering inputs from civil society on identifying key tech challenges Aug 28th, 2025, Kuala Lumpur. This session was part of DRAPAC25 event, fostering resilience and solidarity within the digital rights community in the Asia-Pacific (Sinar Project/Khairil Yusof)

Developing a curriculum for civil society to understand tech

Type
Communications and campaigns
Resource mobilisation
Status
Closed
When

Aug 26, 2025 from 11:30 AM to 12:50 PM (Asia/Kuala_Lumpur / UTC800)

Where

Human Rights Tech Commons Southwest Corner, Second Floor, AICB Centre for Excellence

Contact Name

Siti Nurliza S

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Due to fast emerging technologies and governments’ interventions by regulating these technologies, there is a need for a check and balance from civil society (CSOs) to review these new regulations. To address the existing technical gaps in understanding internet infrastructure, service technologies, and their intersection with law and policy, a comprehensive training curriculum will be developed covering essential topics such as data and internet governance, digital security, data privacy, content regulation, and the legal frameworks that impact rights in digital spaces. The training materials will include case studies, practical exercises, and policy analysis tools to ensure that participants can apply their knowledge in real-world advocacy. 

This ideation workshop will generate ideas to contribute to the curriculum, particularly on data governance, and will discuss on methodology, priorities to cover, identifying existing resources to avoid duplication, and other relevant aspects.