Together, we’ll recognize contributions from across the Internet Society community, hear inspiring stories of local impact, and look ahead to 2027. Guided by the theme Think Global, Act Local, we’ll ...

The European Commission’s proposed EU KIDS Act addresses a growing concern shared by parents, educators, policymakers, and young people: some online services are designed to encourage excessive use, ...

Building an Internet for everyone takes people who can turn ideas into action. Across the world, leaders are working to expand connectivity, shape Internet policy, and help people stay safe online. To ...

Online scams are at an all-time high, and digital tools have enabled them to become more sophisticated, more convincing, and more widespread. A 2025 study by the Global Anti-Scam Alliance found that 7 ...

As we celebrate Earth Day 2026, what is the technical community—the people who actually build and operate the Internet—doing about climate and environmental sustainability? The answer, it turns out, ...

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Women Who Connect—members of the Internet Society community who are driving a more inclusive Internet. Across regions and communities, they are ...

Connectivity is essential, but it’s not enough on its own. Too many people experience safety threats as a routine part of their online life. Misinformation, online scams, cybersecurity threats, ...

I am a student specializing in cybersecurity and digital forensics, currently based in the United States. My research focuses on securing digital environments and protecting the integrity of digital ...

Concerns about so-called “Fair Share” proposals have been central to debates in anticipation of the EU’s Digital Networks Act (DNA). These proposals, requiring large content and application providers ...

Children and teenagers benefit from the many opportunities the Internet offers, but also face risks to their safety and well-being online. Policymakers around the globe are responding with online ...

As dependence on digital services intensifies, the resilience and security of submarine cable systems are increasingly under scrutiny—particularly in light of recent outages in Africa, Tonga, and ...

Over 2 billion people are still offline. That’s a quarter of the global population without access to a tool that enables people to access education, find work, run businesses, connect with public ...