We bring together a diverse ecosystem of organisations working at the intersection of technology and social justice across Africa, with a focus on the big tech start-up markets and societies like Nigeria and Kenya, where we have staff. Our funding is aimed at ensuring access, inclusion, and opportunity for African leadership in the digital transformation.

We work with partners across Asia to maximise opportunities for good governance research into the impacts of tech on society. Our deep-rooted local expertise means we understand colonial legacies that transfer into 21^st century digital power.

We work in Europe to ensure Big Tech corporations do not harm people, society, or the planet and to pave the way for a just tech future. Our teams in the EU and UK do this by funding strategies to leverage Europe's regulators, courts, and storytellers to challenge the concentration of political and economic power over our rights, economies, information sphere, and democracies.

We support organisations across Latin America to integrate digital rights into broader issues of democracy, climate, and labour. Across these areas we support work to drive policy reform and enforcement, advance racial justice, protect election integrity, and address market concentration of tech companies. We maximise impact in the largest internet society in Latin America in Brazil.

We strengthen the foundational infrastructure of the global tech and social justice fields. We support resilience, narrative power, and connections across regions, sectors, and movements, and enable people and organisations to experiment with new ideas and approaches to challenge borderless tech harms. Our work investigates and exposes the tech industry and governments’ abuses of power, and links local and global initiatives so they can advance each other's work.