Here you can find basic Digital Security lessons in different languages and downloadable manuals on computer and online security. There is also a section where you can learn about mobile apps that can be used to chat, browse, and call securely.
Mobile phones are incredibly powerful communication tools, but they are inherently insecure. Learn how you can keep yourself, your personal information, and your friends and family safer.
In this modern era when so many people use computers, there are few simple habits which will keep your computer free from viruses and other malware used to spy on you and your contacts.
Tibetans are often targets of sophisticated virus attacks with online spies trying to learn about various communications and activities. This endangers not just you but your entire network of contacts. Start changing your habits to keep yourself and people you know more secure.
Authoritarian regimes can seem too difficult to topple. But that’s because we often think of power as coming from the top down. What if we see that power comes from the bottom up, and that people can win their rights even up against the most brutal political system?
Authoritarian regimes can often seem too difficult to topple. But history shows that when mass numbers of people unite, they can achieve political rights even in the most brutal political systems. Learn how!
Language is critical to maintaining culture and identity for people around the world. In Tibet, despite China’s systematic attempt to stamp out the Tibetan language, Tibetans continue to press for their rights.
Tibet is resource rich, exploited by China’s occupation. Like other communities, Tibetans are fighting practices that largely benefit outside interests, asserting their right to control their economies.
Religion and culture form the very fabric of Tibetan society. Through cultural expressions like dance, dress, and ceremonies, Tibetans are asserting their identity as Tibetan, including their right to religious freedom.
Environmental protection is a pressing global issue of our time. In Tibet, as around the world, countless inspiring people and communities are stopping mining, protecting endangered species, starting eco-tourism projects, and more.
