During major events like elections, humanitarian crises, and public health emergencies, we work with local media and civil society organizations to help communities get the information they need.
A well-informed public and healthy democratic processes are key cornerstones of an equitable internet. For years, we have codesigned election projects with partners throughout the world to promote robust information ecosystems.
Meedan’s Independent Media Response Fund (IMRF) provides microgrants, training, and networking opportunities to small and medium-sized media organizations and other groups throughout the Larger World. The fund’s focus changes yearly to ensure we’re addressing a variety of pressing concerns.
Meedan is studying the prevalence of gendered disformation in South Asia and devising strategies for fighting back against it.
Our inclusive network of collaborators spans North Africa and Western Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean, sub-Saharan Africa, the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, and the United States.
Over the years, we’ve developed a number of case studies and program reports that describe, both quantitatively and qualitatively, our pathways to impact. You can view copies of these reports here.
We collaborate with over 170 community organizations from around the world to maximize the reach of our vision for a more equitable internet. Here are just a few of those partners.
Chief Program Officer
Program Manager, the Asia-Pacific region
Program Director
Program Director
Senior Program Manager, North Africa and Western Asia
Senior Program Manager, Latin America and the Caribbean
Partner Solutions Manager for East Africa and sub-Saharan Africa