Where Technology Meets Resilience, Rights and Inclusion
DTAI works across four interconnected areas to help civil society safely navigate and shape the digital future.
Cybersecurity Resilience
Helping civil society organisations identify digital risks, strengthen their security practices and respond to emerging threats.
- Security & Vulnerability Assessments
- Threat Intelligence
- Rapid Response
- Fix-Up Support
Inclusive AI
Promoting an AI ecosystem where African languages, communities and civil society have a meaningful place.
- African Language AI
- Open Language Data
- Shared Regional Compute
- AI Capacity Building
Digital Rights
Supporting people and organisations to understand, defend and exercise their rights in digital spaces.
- Human Rights Defenders
- Digital Safety
- Online Rights
- Digital Advocacy
Internet Freedom
Supporting an open, accessible internet where people can communicate, access information and participate freely.
- Anti-Censorship
- Open Internet
- Access to Information
- Digital Freedom
Digital transformation is only meaningful when people and organisations have the security, skills, rights and opportunities to participate in it.
Cybersecurity protects participation. Inclusive AI expands participation. Digital rights protect people’s freedoms. Internet freedom protects the spaces in which participation happens.
Build the Digital Future With Us
DTAI works with civil society organisations, researchers, technology communities, human rights organisations and development partners to build a stronger digital ecosystem.