Marianne Díaz is a lawyer, writer and digital rights activist, specialized in online freedom of speech, censorship, digital security and gender issues. She co-founded and runs the NGO Acceso Libre and serves as a legal lead for Creative Commons Venezuela. Since 2010, she writes for Global Voices Advocacy about issues affecting online freedoms in Venezuela. She also has published three fiction books, and drinks unhealthy amounts of coffee.
Latest posts by Marianne Diaz
Building, Gaining and Keeping Trust in Online Communities
Spending a week in a room filled with people whose work I admire, creating something new and awesome – what's not to like? The days we spent in Marseille working on the GVeX project made me learn about many things, but one of the main learnings I gained there is...
Two Steps Ahead: Training for Digital Literacy Without Internet Connection
A series of trainings and workshops that are aimed at ordinary citizens, including college students, professionals from different backgrounds and even politicians.
