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• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.

• Project launches

From chatbots to deepfakes, AI-generated content is becoming increasingly common online. New AI tools make it easier, faster and cheaper to generate text, images, videos, and more. In turn, the harms that have always existed online – scams, harassment, polarisation and bias – are now being “supercharged” by AI.

• Open calls

Are you a social worker, community leader, youth advocate, or educator working with teens? Tactical Tech is seeking organisations and individuals in Berlin interested in getting trained on digital literacy topics such as AI, misinformation, and digital privacy, accessing educational resources, and receiving financial support to host workshops or exhibitions in their communities.

• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.

• Impact Stories

Through a series of knowledge-exchange workshops conducted by our partner CITE in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 45 participants, including citizen journalists and civil society organisations, were equipped with skills in identifying information disorders, encryption methods, and secure communication channels.

• Impact Stories

Our partners International Young Catholic Students (IYCS) Africa are a non-profit organisation that, since 1937, have been empowering students across African countries to work for solidarity, freedom, justice and peace in the world.

• Impact Stories

Our partners Fundación Internet Bolivia.org work to raise public consciousness and stimulate discourse through learning platforms, both in the digital and the physical world, to enhance digital inclusion and data protection at the local level

• Impact Stories

Our partners Development Three Sixty are a vibrant NGO on a mission to address issues of misinformation, digital safety disinformation and hate speech in Zambia.

• Technology & Society Insights

We need to rethink how we deal with information in the context of crises. All of us, really. We, the digital users of the digitised information world, need to get a grip on things. How we explore the world, what and who we trust, and why, in the context of crises, has gotten too far out of our hands and needs to change. We need a place to come together. We need to reinvent how we talk about and solve difficult things while respecting any fundamental differences we might come to the table or screen with.

• Technology & Society Insights

We are in the business of developing tools that allow us to eat our own tail, and AI is the new big mouth that we have just invented to help us with this self-consuming task incredibly effectively. In this spiral of self-consumption, everything tastes the same - it is impossible to verify sources and provenance and impossible to separate disgusting opinions from facts. It seems that fiction is much more popular than non-fiction in this reading club of self-consumers.

• Technology & Society Insights

Understanding the real scale and scope and consequences of the environmental crisis depends on how digital technology influences our thinking about it in terms of scale and depth and short and long term consequences, as well as what solutions we can imagine to create and deploy against all this chaos. Text by Marek Tuszynski

• Technology & Society Insights

Using an interdisciplinary approach that combines educator scoping sessions, research, literature review and youth input sessions, Tactical Tech identified insights and recommendations about topics, formats and facilitation methodologies crucial to creating effective Digital and Media Literacy Educational resources.

• Open calls

Are you a social worker, community leader, youth advocate, or educator working with teens? Tactical Tech is seeking organisations and individuals in Berlin interested in getting trained on digital literacy topics such as AI, misinformation, and digital privacy, accessing educational resources, and receiving financial support to host workshops or exhibitions in their communities.

• Open calls

Wir sind auf der Suche nach Partnerschaften mit formellen oder informellen, in Berlin ansässigen Jugendorganisationen und -institutionen, vor allem solchen, die mit jungen Menschen (13-18 Jahre) aus traditionell marginalisierten Identitäten oder Hintergründen arbeiten.

• Open calls

We are looking to partner with formal or non-formal youth-focused organisations and institutions based in Berlin, especially those working with young people (ages 13-18 years old) from traditionally marginalized identities or backgrounds, on a digital literacy project called What the Future Wants (WTFW) - Comes to Berlin, co-funded by Deutsche Postcode Lotterie.

• Open calls

The What the Future Wants project is looking for facilitators of a training-of-trainers (ToT) for youth workers and educators which will be delivered in-person in Berlin, in the German language.

• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.

• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.

• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.

• In-The-Loop newsletters

In the Loop, Tactical Tech’s monthly newsletter, includes new releases, open calls, job opportunities, information about our partners, events, recommended resources and more.