From online petitions to web-based fundraisers and cyber events, there are many ways in which acts of goodwill in our digital world can improve our physical world.

Here at Digital Peace Now, we’re deeply concerned that our governments have yet to fully prepare for the continued escalation cyberwarfare.

In the second episode of The Navigation Bar, Digital Peace Now Ambassadors Gurmehar Kaur and Raj Burli visit Switzerland to shine a light on healthcare-related cyberattacks.

In celebration of all things Internet and art, we chatted with DPN board member Sherry Wong. A Turkish Hawaiian artist and AI ethics advocate, Sherry has great insight into art, technology, and why we need to protect the Internet.

April 24th marked the UN’s International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace (IDMDP), in acknowledgement of multilateral decision-making and diplomacy’s role in achieving peaceful resolutions to conflicts among nations

A few hours outside of most major cities in Australia, you start to reach what we call the outback—a great vastness of arid land that is a majestic sight to behold.

One of the hardest challenges for activists is to create a sense of urgency around the issues they champion. 

To bring the damaging impact of healthcare-related cyberattacks into focus, we spoke with a patient who unfortunately had to experience one firsthand.

On March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a global pandemic. As the healthcare industry scrambled to address the crisis, attempting to save millions of lives, hackers saw this as the perfect time to strike

To bring attention to shared our digital environment and underscore the importance of protecting it from state-sponsored cyberattacks, we launched an online video series called The Navigation Bar.