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Numun Fund Launches SGS 3.0 to Support Feminist Tech Initiatives with Up to $100,000

Numun Fund Launches SGS 3.0 to Support Feminist Tech Initiatives with Up to $100,000

The Numun Fund has announced the opening of applications for its Seed, Grow and Sustain 3.0 (SGS 3.0) program, which aims to provide financial support to feminist technology initiatives across the Larger Majority World. The program will allocate a total of USD 1.75 million over two years, with individual grants ranging from USD 10,000 to USD 100,000. The initiative is designed to support collective, community-led organizing efforts rather than individual or commercial projects. The application deadline is set for September 6, 2026, and applicants must complete an eligibility assessment before submitting their applications. The program emphasizes the importance of feminist technology in activism and aims to shift resources and decision-making power towards historically under-resourced regions and communities.
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San Francisco Gay Bars Remove Face-Scanning Technology After Community Backlash

San Francisco Gay Bars Remove Face-Scanning Technology After Community Backlash

San Francisco Gay Bars Remove Face-Scanning Technology After Community Backlash
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Thelma Louise Musical Debuts in London with New Song Release

Thelma Louise Musical Debuts in London with New Song Release

Thelma Louise Musical Debuts in London with New Song Release
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California Lawmakers Push for Neurotech Regulation to Protect Brain Data Privacy

California Lawmakers Push for Neurotech Regulation to Protect Brain Data Privacy

California lawmakers are advancing legislation to regulate the emerging neurotechnology sector, focusing on the protection of brain data privacy. This move comes as neurotech devices, such as brain sensors and implants, are increasingly used to control computers and predict human productivity. The proposed regulations aim to prevent potential societal harms similar to those seen with artificial intelligence and digital privacy issues. Assembly Bill 1883, introduced by Assemblymember Isaac Bryan, seeks to restrict the use of 'bossware' in workplaces and prohibit the collection of brain data by employers unless it is used for safety purposes. The bill has faced opposition from major employers who argue it could hinder the use of tools for ensuring safety and preventing theft.
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Op-Ed: The WNBA’s success has inspired unfortunately predictable backlash from men who feel threatened

Op-Ed: The WNBA’s success has inspired unfortunately predictable backlash from men who feel threatened

The proposed WNBA stunt of two former NBA players is an example of the toxic backlash that follows women’s success.
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Edgify Secures $9M to Enhance AI Capabilities in Retail Environments

Edgify Secures $9M to Enhance AI Capabilities in Retail Environments

Edgify Secures $9M to Enhance AI Capabilities in Retail Environments
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MCA Chicago Exhibition Highlights Dancehall and Reggaetón's Cultural Impact

MCA Chicago Exhibition Highlights Dancehall and Reggaetón's Cultural Impact

MCA Chicago Exhibition Highlights Dancehall and Reggaetón's Cultural Impact
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Garth Brooks Highlights Female Artists in Country Music Ahead of Chicago Shows

Garth Brooks Highlights Female Artists in Country Music Ahead of Chicago Shows

Garth Brooks Highlights Female Artists in Country Music Ahead of Chicago Shows
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Prime Video Releases 'Veerabhadrudu', Highlighting Corruption in Legal System

Prime Video Releases 'Veerabhadrudu', Highlighting Corruption in Legal System

Prime Video Releases 'Veerabhadrudu', Highlighting Corruption in Legal System
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Degrowth Principles Influence U.S. Climate Movement Amidst Terminology Challenges

Degrowth Principles Influence U.S. Climate Movement Amidst Terminology Challenges

The concept of 'degrowth' is gaining traction within the U.S. climate movement, despite challenges with its terminology. Degrowth advocates argue against the traditional economic focus on GDP growth, highlighting its detrimental effects on communities and ecosystems. The movement emphasizes a 'just transition' and 'solidarity economy' to address systemic issues. Initiatives like Degrowth California and the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network are working to implement these principles by coordinating worker co-ops and mutual aid efforts. The movement seeks to shift focus from economic growth to well-being and sustainability, although the term 'degrowth' itself faces resistance, particularly in the U.S., where it is often misunderstood or associated with negative connotations.
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Historic First: Three Female Referees to Officiate in Same Brasileirão Round

Historic First: Three Female Referees to Officiate in Same Brasileirão Round

Historic First: Three Female Referees to Officiate in Same Brasileirão Round
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International Labour Organization Focuses on Latin America and Caribbean Relations

International Labour Organization Focuses on Latin America and Caribbean Relations

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is enhancing its focus on the Latin America and Caribbean region through the appointment of a Regional Desk Officer. This role involves coordinating with the Director of ACTRAV to plan and monitor activities in the region, ensuring alignment with ILO's priorities and those of regional trade union organizations. The officer will provide advice to senior officials on policies concerning workers' organizations and represent the ILO at official events. The position also involves coordinating the servicing of the region's members of the Workers' Group of the Governing Body and other official meetings.