On 15th March, the WSIS Forum 2022 kicked off. Its first two weeks drew together over 1200 participants from academia, government, civil society, the technical community, and the private sector.
The WSIS Process, through implementation of WSIS Action Lines and in alignment with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, actively promotes and advocates for digital gender inclusion. As part of the Gender Mainstreaming initiatives, WSIS Gender Trendsetters will act as trailblazers and work to strengthen gender equality through a range of initiatives and activities. Their work will contribute to the growth of the ICTs and Gender Mainstreaming efforts at the WSIS Forum and beyond.
ICTs for Preservation, Revitalization and Promotion of Indigenous Languages: Leaving no one behind, no one outside
Registration to the WSIS Forum 2022 ICTs for Indigenous Languages hackathon, in partnership with UNESCO and other stakeholders is now open.
Register before 18 April, to be able to submit your ICT solutions that contribute to the intergenerational transmission, preservation, revitalization, and promotion of Indigenous languages. 3 winners, one per each challenge area will be awarded a USD 1,000 cash prize.