As the world becomes more digital, there is the danger of leaving some behind. Even in the world's advanced metropolises, there are communities which lack internet access. A solar project wants to change that. Read on

The satellite images made during large ESA and NASA space missions are freely accessible to the general public - in theory at least. But in reality, not everyone can use them. Niklas Jordan wants to change that, with his project OpenSpaceData. Read on

Satellite data not only provides new insights, it can also be an important source of information for environmental and climate activists. But although the data from the missions of major space organisations are freely available, there are hurdles to accessing it. Both ESA and private projects are looking for solutions. Read on

The people who are most affected by climate change are often the least able to access information about it. Climate Cardinals, a new youth-led volunteer organisation, is seeking to change that - by translating crucial climate change resources into over 100 different languages. Read on

Freedom of expression and access to information is a basic human right, but in some countries it's restricted, limited and sometimes blocked altogether. A free software project, OONI, is tracking down internet censorship around the world and shining a spotlight on a crucial issue. Read on

Researchers from across the continent are collaborating on an open source AI project to develop machine translation for African languages - facilitating communication, increasing accessibility and opening doors to the world’s youngest continent to play a stronger role in shaping the digital world. Read on

Yalla is a group of web developers, separated by continents, but united by a shared desire to use their digital skills for positive impact. Read on

Hanna Lutz and Stephanie Frost founded the social enterprise vostel - by mistake. RESET talked to Hanna how their original idea developed into something completely different, and what their online volunteering platform looks like today. Read on

Blockchain isn't only set to shake up our financial system – it could also help reduce bureaucracy, make supply chains more transparent and fight corruption around the world. Read on