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Pitch

Rédigé par l’équipe. Pas une offre d’investissement, pas un conseil.

Problème

Explorer comment les communautés peuvent utiliser les outils numériques existants pour renforcer la solidarité et défendre les droits dans divers contextes politiques, basé sur les reportages de Global Voices.

Ce qu’ils construisent

A one-page checklist (paper or PDF) and a weekly peer support call protocol, piloted by a group of 5-10 volunteers from different contexts, coordinated by a local digital rights advocate. The pilot would run for four weeks, with feedback collected via secure, anonymized forms. Unvalidated hypothesis; full brief: /blog/what-comes-after-networked-authoritarianism-2026-11-07 Source: Lien

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Pour qui

Grassroots community organizers, digital rights advocates, and concerned citizens in diverse political and regulatory environments who seek practical ways to defend rights and support each other online.

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Pourquoi c'est important

Whether a locally-adapted, peer-driven checklist and workflow increases reporting, mutual support, and perceived safety compared to passive reliance on external guides or waiting for institutional intervention. Proposed validation: Proposed pilot target: At least 80% of participants report using the checklist at least once and attending two or more support calls over four weeks. Baseline: No structured peer support. Measure via anonymized usage logs and post-pilot surveys.

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