Our work in 2024 – Institutional Report
2024 was a year of profound changes, learning and challenges for TEDIC. A year that prompted us to reaffirm our […]
Bootcamp 2026: Thinking about technologies from an intersectional and regional perspective
Technology is not neutral. Behind every algorithm, platform, or artificial intelligence system, there are human decisions, economic interests, and power […]
We filed an Action of Unconstitutionality against the “Gag Law”
From TEDIC, and as an organization that is part of the Human Rights Coordinator of Paraguay (Codehupy), we joined multiple […]
The ABC of our community
Second Semester 2025 During the second semester of 2025, TEDIC continued coming together to learn, converse, resist, and defend our […]
TEDIC’s Agenda Around the World: August to December
At TEDIC, during this second half of the year, we delve deeper into discussions and actions regarding the technological and […]
TEDIC’s agenda in Paraguay: August to December
Our national agenda from August to December was marked by excitement, collective achievements, and grassroots organizing. But above all, we […]
The online world is a space of resistance: walking together toward 25N
Every November 25th, we join a day that reminds us that the fight against all forms of violence against women […]
Paraguay officially presented UNESCO’s RAM report on artificial intelligence
On November 28, the official presentation and launch of the RAM Paraguay report took place, prepared within the framework of […]
The law on the protection of personal data in Paraguay: a collective achievement based on evidence and plural participation
The enactment of Law No. 7593/2025 on Personal Data Protection in Paraguay is a step forward in terms of human […]
TEDIC submits three reports to the UN once again
The Universal Periodic Review (UPR) is an international mechanism for reviewing the human rights situation in Paraguay. It is reviewed […]
Mente en línea 2025: A Campaign to Take Care of Ourselves in Digital Environments
The current reality is quite clear (and a little alarming): we need to be connected all the time. We endlessly […]
