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Award-Winning Film Explores Transgender Activism in Pakistan

The feature length documentary “Chuppan Chupai” (Hide & Seek) explores transgender activism and underground queer life in urban Pakistan by following the everyday lives of four individuals and their constant play of ‘hide and seek’ with mainstrea

Top of the Morning: London Conference on Somalia Kicks Off

Top stories from DAWNS Digest
Syria ‘Civil War’ Risks Turning into Regional Conflict

Maryland High School Teacher Brings Together Middle Eastern, Muslim & Arabic Students

With growing Middle Eastern, Muslim, and Arabic populations at Arundel High School, Barbara Dziedzic supervised the development of a district-wide conference to explore issues of identity, culture, and faith.

The Global Information Technology Report 2013: Growth and Jobs in a Hyperconnected World

The Networked Readiness Index presented in this report ranks 144 economies based on their capacity to exploit the opportunities offered by the digital age. This capacity is determined by the quality of the regulatory, business and innovation environments, the degree of preparedness, the actual usage of ICTs, as well as the societal and economic impacts of ICTs.

Crowdmap Public Beta: Get a Demo and learn more

Post seamlessly with no friction. We’ve got a demo and some more ‘Under the hood’ and ‘next steps’ for Crowdmap. Here’s a recording of our Crowdmap Public Beta Demo and Chat.
Brian Herbert and Evan Sims join us to give a demo, talk about Crowdmap and answer your questions.

Crowdmap Public Beta

Welcome to the new Crowdmap! Every map is a story and every user is a map. You can add posts and create maps with any web-enabled device. Crowdmap is a hosted service for mapping anything on the web, focused on a more social mapping experience with support for multimedia, sharing, and mobile support.

Top of the Morning: UN Investigator Says Rebels Used Sarin

Top stories from DAWNS Digest
UN Human Rights Investigator: Syrian Rebels Have Used Chemical Weapons

Building the BRCK: A backup generator for the internet

Why do we rely on equipment made for the Berlin, Orlando and Tokyo when the conditions we have in Nairobi, Lagos or New Delhi are completely different?

IREX President Receives State Department Award

On Friday May 3, Foreign Affairs Day at the U.S. Department of State, IREX President W. Robert Pearson received the Director General’s Cup for Foreign Service.

Bringing High-Speed Broadband to Vocational Schools in Palestine

 Bob Marsh
A high-speed wireless antenna sits alongside a Palestinian flag in Salfit, Palestine. Photo: Bob Marsh

Surveying ICT use in education in Europe

igniting new approaches to learning with technologyOne consistent theme that I hear quite often from policymakers with an interest in, and/or respon
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