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TSF has been responding to the crisis in Ukraine since February 2022, enabling people affected by the war to communicate with their loved ones and access information. But, especially for people in such vulnerable situations, the Internet can represent risks. TSF has launched a pilot project to empower Ukrainian internet users to stay safe online.

Meet Rafanomezantsoa, a student who attended a digital safety workshop in TSF’s Digital Inclusion center in rural Madagascar.

NGOs respond to emergency calls in the Mediterranean to rescue people in distress and meet their immediate needs. However, due to new legislative developments, rescuing people in distress at sea is becoming increasingly difficult.

Inside the ABBA shelter in Celaya, Guanajuato – how TSF and shelter managers work together to provide reliable information to people on the move.

Meet Valentina, a 76 years old displaced Ukrainian woman living in a temporary shelter. She shared how the Internet enables her to access important information and communicate with her loved ones, and what she’s looking forward to.

Being on the move as a woman, gender minority or LGBTQ+ person brings a new set of challenges. Having access to reliable information can help mitigate some of these risks.

TSF calls for the protection of civilians and the guaranteed access to affected areas so that aid can be delivered.

How digital inclusion activities in Madagascar support girls like Nambinintsoa.

How can a project focused on resilience support immediate response to hurricanes?

Meet Vira, living in a shelter in Ukraine. She explains why the Internet is important for her.

Meet Luis and learn his story: why he fled Honduras and how information helps him take care of his health.

TSF's response to humanitarian challenges and needs when it comes to information and communication.

Our main message is clear: more lasting and effective cooperation between the European Union (EU) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) States requires a comprehensive approach that protects the rights of the most vulnerable communities, especially refugees, migrants, displaced people, and those who are confined or whose mobility has been restricted.

A TSF emergency team member talks about Hurricane Melissa, directly from the field.

TSF is currently in Jamaica to support the humanitarian response and meet communication needs after the hurricane.

Researcher Ximena Escalente shares her findings on digital safety for people on the move, and a workshop she's working on for TSF.

Today marks the second year of the conflict in Gaza. Read TSF's statement on the matter below.

A testimony from a TSF partner on the ground, and how we work together to support children in need in Madagascar.

For survivors and their families, a message confirming that they are alive is invaluable. But how do we ensure the security and confidentiality of it all?

How to combat misinformation online? What challenges do people face to access information? A researcher answers these questions and more.