Our Global Reach

The Internet is a global resource, but regional and local needs often vary depending on the location. We work with our community worldwide to think globally and act locally, ensuring we’re all working toward an Internet for everyone.

Women Who Connect: Celebrating Six Women Championing the Internet 

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Women Who Connect—members of the Internet Society community who are driving a more inclusive Internet …

Community Snapshot—February

Our global chapters work to keep the Internet a force for good. This brief overview covers just some of their …

Think Global Call: Community Mobilization and How to Join

Join us for our second Global Community Call to discuss our community mobilization plan for a more open, globally connected, …

Safer Internet Initiative

Connectivity is essential, but not enough. Everyone deserves a safe Internet. Today, we are excited to share our Safer Internet …

30 Years of Section 230: Why We Still Need It for a Safer Internet 

This month marks the 30th anniversary of Section 230, a piece of US law that allows online platforms to moderate …

Community Snapshot—January

Our global chapters work to keep the Internet a force for good. This brief overview covers just some of their …

Middle East and Adjoining Countries School on Internet Governance (MEAC-SIG) 2026

Participate in MEAC-SIG 2026, a four-day in-person intensive program covering fundamental Internet governance issues …

“Fair Share” and the Digital Networks Act (DNA): Three Concerns 

A critical look at the first draft of the Digital Networks Act, examining what it says, the assumptions it reflects, …

Navigating Data Governance, Privacy, Intermediary Liability, and Encryption in the Rapidly Digitalizing MENA 

As MENA continues its rapid technological development, governments must shape digital policies that support innovation, investment, and an open Internet …

Think global. Act local.

Chapters bring together members to run programs and activities dedicated to making a difference locally, informing policy, and educating the public about Internet-related issues.

Think global. Act local.

Three women smile and stand together at the Mali Chapter DDCN graduation

Chapters are central to our work, bringing together members to run programs and activities dedicated to making a difference locally, informing policy, and educating the public about Internet-related issues.