Thank you for joining us at the 2023 edition of the Civic Tech Innovation Forum and Jamfest. We loved learning and sharing with our civic tech and media innovation community. We look forward to seeing you at next year’s edition.
CTIF & Jamfest 2023: #AfricaFlows continues to elicit a series of awakening themes, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Future of Work and Play being one of …
“#AfricaFlows builds on a series of exciting themes over the years, this time commenting on the advent of AI and its possibilities – good, bad, or neutral. It’s a great place to be, should you want to connect with other dynamic, African grassroots and media technologists who are building towards their own better futures.”
The Civic Tech Innovation Network (CTIN) and Jamlab Africa proudly present the annual convening of civic tech and media innovators from across Africa. This year, the Civic …
Do you want to see how #AfricaFlows? Come through to find out! Read More »
Episode 14 of the Digital Dialogue Series, a collaborative event planned by CTIN and the International Civil Society Centre (ICSC), took place on the 6th of July …
Working Together: The role of partnerships in civic tech and media innovation Read More »
This year’s #AfrIcaFlows theme will look at the influence of Artificial Intelligence in the work of media and civic tech innovators on the African continent.
If children are well-versed in the online space, they are more likely to be aware of looming threats and know what to look for
This Digital Dialogue will provide an overview of the role of partnerships within the civic tech ecosystems in different contexts.
The internet was designed for adults however, children and juveniles are using it on a daily basis and in great numbers. Hence, the protection and welfare of …
How to help children be responsible digital citizens Read More »
By evaluating the phenomenon of remote working for women and its consequences (intended and unintended), the Dialogue aims to provide insights to understand the role of employers and their work policies and approaches, reveal the types of resources (infrastructure, human resources, team building, and accountability strategies), and identify other strategies (at a policy or legal level) that could address the current gendered differentiation of remote work.
