Fundacion Karisma

A leading Colombian digital rights organization working at the intersection of technology, human rights, and social justice.

About Us

Year Founded:

2003

Geography:

South America

Address:

Bogota, Colombia

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Mission

To respond to the threats and opportunities that "technology for development" poses for human rights, from perspectives that promote freedom of expression and gender and social equity. Fundacion Karisma combines research, advocacy, strategic litigation, and digital-security training to ensure technologies protect and advance fundamental rights in Colombia and the region.

Impact

AI areas they serve

Areas of Focus

Digital rights and human rights online

Freedom of expression and access to knowledge

Privacy, surveillance, and data protection

Algorithmic decision-making and AI accountability

Tech-facilitated gender-based violence

Digital security and inclusion

Upcoming Goals

Advance rights-based digital and AI governance in Colombia and the region

Counter surveillance, data exploitation, and algorithmic harms

Address tech-facilitated gender-based violence

Strengthen digital inclusion and security for vulnerable communities

Milestones

2003: Founded in Bogota as a pioneering Colombian civil society organization for human rights in the digital world

News

Recent Updates

co-directors Maria Catalina Moreno and Juan Diego Castaneda (since 2024); Carolina Botero now advisor.

Second comments on the decree of the law on safe environments

The protection of digital civic space

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