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Problems and perspectives of people with so-called intellectual disabilities (ID) are largely underrepresented in discussions about reimagining social media platforms. The project Inclusive Social Media (InSoMe) addresses this gap by working with people with ID to co-develop strategies and tools that make social media platforms more inclusive and accessible.
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Research findings of project Inclusive Social Media
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From Oil and Gas Superprofits to Climate Action: Bridging the Gap at COP29From Oil and Gas Superprofits to Climate Action: Bridging the Gap at COP29
A student blogpost by Anushruti Kukreja
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Digital Sovereignty Talks
How excess profits from oil and gas could contribute to climate paymentsHow excess profits from oil and gas could contribute to climate payments
COP29: Insights from the Transformation Finance Lab
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Best Practices for Deletion of Harmful Content on Social MediaBest Practices for Deletion of Harmful Content on Social Media
Choosing between hard and soft deletion policies - A REMODE Policy Paper
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