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¿Cuál es la comunidad a la que desea servir? ¿Quiénes son los líderes u organizaciones que pueden ayudar a promover su trabajo?

When you use the Internet, there are endless possibilities at your fingertips. Everyone deserves the opportunity to be an Internet user.

The Connecting the Unconnected funding program supports communities and local organizations working to build and expand Internet infrastructure to connect people living in rural, remote, and ...

In 2024 we will focus on bringing the Internet to those who need it while defending it from threatening forces.

Learn how a community network brought connectivity to Mamaila, a deep-routed rural area in South Africa.

Endorse the Internet Society’s submission to the WSIS+20 Elements Paper, which reflects the diverse voices, experiences, and perspectives of our community worldwide.

Alabama entrepreneur Boyd Stephens partnered with the Tuskegee Housing Authority to empower people through connectivity.

The Domain Name System (DNS) was originally developed without any kind of considerations for user privacy and may therefore leak information about DNS queries and responses that can be correlated to ...

We encourage a lively exchange of ideas and opinions, and ask our individual members to read and respect the code of conduct.

How the Internet Society works to close the digital divide and rebuild trust in the global Internet. For everyone.

Read a brief history of the Internet and related networks, written by one of the fathers of the Internet, Vint Cerf.