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In today’s interconnected world, digital access is no longer optional, it is essential. For many marginalized communities in Ghana, particularly LGBTQ+ persons, persons with disabilities, and human rights defenders, the internet is more than a communication tool. It is a space for connection, education, advocacy, and at times, survival. Yet alongside its opportunities, the digital space also presents serious vulnerabilities… Read more

As digital spaces become central to communication, work, and advocacy, cybersecurity is increasingly tied to personal safety, especially for marginalized communities in Ghana. Equity Net Ghana recently organized a cybersecurity workshop to equip participants with practical tools to better protect themselves online. The session focused on real-life digital risks, including hacking, phishing, blackmail, and mobile money fraud, all of which.. Read more