Our upcoming events
DFF regularly organises events and convenings as well as develops resources to support organisations and individuals in pursuing litigation on digital rights issues. This area of work includes projects which have their own vision and objectives, while also sharing common goals and adhering to transversal values based on decolonial and anti-oppressive principles.
During this exclusive three-day consultation and feedback workshop, litigators and collective redress experts from diverse jurisdictions will converge. Together, we will delve into strategic discussions on using collective redress mechanisms to advance digital and Charter rights litigation.
This workshop is a crucial component of the digiRISE project, and we are offering it as an invite-only platform for collaborative engagement. If you’re keen to participate, kindly contact us at projects@digitalfreedomfund.org to express your interest.
Strategic Litigation Retreat 2024
We invite you to join our upcoming second Strategic Litigation Retreat focused on platform accountability and collective redress in Munich, Germany, from June 24th to 28th, 2024.
We are pleased to cover all accommodation and travel expenses for participants. If you are actively engaged in platform accountability or collective redress litigation within the Council of Europe, we encourage you to apply via our registration link: Click to apply here.
We extend our gratitude to Luminate Group for their generous support in making this event possible. We look forward to welcoming you to Munich very soon!
The first DFF digital rights virtual drop-in law clinic is ongoing this March and April 2024. The clinic will host sixteen sessions during which successful applicants will have the opportunity to interact with digital rights strategic litigation experts from across Europe.
The objectives of this drop-in clinic are to provide beneficiary organisations with detailed and case-specific information on digital rights and to enable them to identify when and to what extent Charter rights apply in the digital sphere and how they can be relied upon in strategic litigation.