Today’s #DWebFellowsFriday, is dedicated to Tanveer Anoy, a #DWebFellow at #DWebCamp 2024!

Tanveer founded the Bangladesh Feminist Archives (BFA). Their work centers on preserving and amplifying the stories of feminists, LGBTQ+ activists, and marginalized communities in Bangladesh.

As an activist and academic, they’ve spent years documenting these histories through oral histories, digital archiving, and grassroots organizing.

Support BFA’s ongoing fundraising! ⤵️
https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-bfa

Today is Friday, and this means it’s time for…

#DWebFellowsFridays!

@EvanHahn was a #DWebCamp 2024 fellow. His work is very broad, as he worked with several different companies, including @signalapp!

Evan participates in the development of many #DWeb technologies, most notably he contributed to CoMapeo, an offline-only tool for Indigenous mapping and monitoring (https://awana.digital/comapeo)!

Find out more on his website: https://evanhahn.com/

(totally in love with this shirt btw)

#DWebFellow

During the LA fires, Johan created https://fireaid.info, a tool mapping mutual aid resources and founding https://mutua.nyc.

He is currently developing Haven, a peer-to-peer decentralized software for mutual aid, and he’s looking for contribs!

More at https://michalove.studio

#LAfires #FireAid #p2p #DWeb #decentralization #DWebFellow

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Let us introduce you to Johan Michalove, researcher who explores the intersection of computation, philosophy, and social impact through code.

Johan was fellow at #DWebCamp 2022, and he is a builder of tools for mutual aid and culture. ⤵️

#DWeb #DWebFellow

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Launching #DWebFellowsFridays!

From now on, we will be featuring a former #DWebFellow and their current work every Friday.

If you were a fellow at one of the past #DWeb Camps and you want to participate, get in touch!

#DWebCamp

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