Coding Rights

A women-run, feminist think-and-do tank exposing and redressing the power imbalances built into technology.

About Us

Year Founded:

2015

Geography:

South America

Address:

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Mission

To expose and redress the power imbalances built into technology and its application, particularly those that reinforce gender and North/South inequalities. Coding Rights brings decolonial Latin American and feminist perspectives to the development, deployment, and use of technologies, translating human rights into the design of digital systems.

Impact

AI areas they serve

Areas of Focus

Feminist and decolonial approaches to technology

Gender, privacy, and data protection

Digital rights and human rights online

AI, automation, and power asymmetries

Creative advocacy, art, and technology

Latin American techno-political frameworks

Upcoming Goals

Advance feminist, rights-based frameworks for AI and technology

Expose and redress gender and North/South power imbalances in tech

Bring decolonial Latin American perspectives to global tech policy

Create accessible tools and campaigns on digital rights

Milestones

2015: Founded in Brazil by Joana Varon as a women-run organization translating human rights into technology

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