# Jennifer Radloff

Jennifer Radloff (Durban, Hegoafrika, 1961) Hegoafrikako ekintzaile feminista da, eta aitzindaria da informazioaren eta komunikazioaren teknologiak (IKT) justizia sozialaren alde erabiltzen. Association for Progressive Communications (APC) elkartean lan egiten du, Emakumeen Eskubideen Programa batean, eta Emakumeen Sareko (Women's Net) zuzendaritza batzordeko kidea da.

## Ibilbidea

Radloff 1992tik emakumearen eskubideen defentsan sartuta dagoen aktibista hegoafrikarra da, eta interes berezia du teknologia eta IKTak, segurtasun digitala eta narrazio digitalean. APCren Emakumeen Eskubideen Programaren esparruan, Interneterako eta IKTetarako genero-ebaluaziorako metodo bat sortu zuen: gizarte-aldaketarako IKTak erabiltzen dituzten proiektuak ebaluatzeko genero-azterketa txertatzen duen ikaskuntza-tresna bat, zeina 25 herrialde baino gehiagotako ehun erakunde komunitario baino gehiagok erabiltzen duten.
1995 eta 2002 artean, komunikazio-kudeatzaile gisa lan egin zuen African Gender Institute-n, Afrikako genero kontuak aztertzen dituen ikerketa- eta irakaskuntza-talde feminista batean. Nazio Batuen Garapenerako Programako, Genero Berdintasunerako eta Emakumeen Ahalduntzerako Nazio Batuen Erakundeko eta Rockefeller Fundazioko aholkularia da, eta nazioarteko eta eskualdeko hainbat konferentziatan prestakuntza tailerrak eta gaitasunak indartzeko tailerrak aurkeztu izan ditu.
APCra joan aurretik, Lurmutur Hiriko Unibertsitatean aritu zen lanean, eta, gero, African Gender Instituten, komunikazio eta sareen programa zuzentzen. African Gender Institute-n, halaber, liburuzainen lehen sare panafrikarra antolatu zuen, eta posta elektronikoaren erabilera garatu zuen, indigenen ezagutzak partekatzeko asmoz. Proiektu ugari kudeatu izan ditu, besteak beste, GenARDIS (Gender, Campesure and Rural Development in the Information Society). Radloffek Emakumeen Sarea (Women's Net) osatzen parte hartu zuen Hegoafrikan, eta administrazio kontseiluko kide izan zen 2016ko amaiera arte. Giza Eskubideen Emakume Defendatzaileen Nazioarteko Koalizioko Batzorde Exekutiboko kidea da.

## Argitalpenak
### Obra kolektiboetarako ekarpenak

* ‘Toward a Social Compact for Digital Privacy and Security’, for the Centre for International Governance Innovation and Chatam House (2016)
* ‘Bazterketa pirateria: African feminists assurance and disruption of the internet’, for Heinrich Böll Stiftung (2015)
* ‘Shifting Power and Human Rights Diplomacy’, for Amnistía Internacional (2014)
* ‘Grassroots women's information’ in Information Sources in Women's Studies and Feminism. Co-authored with Dr. Jane Bennet (2002)
* ‘Afrikan women egiteko teknologia berrien erreleboa eta aurrerapena’. Co-authored with Ruth Ojiambo Ochieng, in Superhighway or footpath? Knowledge, Informatika eta Garapena (2001)
* ‘African Women's Networking and Mechanisms for supporting Women's use of the superhighway’. Co-authored with Sonja Boezak, for Panos Institute (2000)
* ‘Women's Information Services and Networks in Africa’, in Women's Information Services and Networks, KIT & IIAV, Amsterdam (1999)

### Artikuluak eta aldizkariak

* ‘Why Should Human Rights Funders Care About Digital Security?’ (2017)
* ‘Digital Storytelling: All our stories are true and they are ours!’, for GenderIT.org (2016)
* ‘Tools for movement builders: ICT Toolkit and We Rise’, for GenderIT.org (2016)
* ‘Bazterketa pirateria: African feminists assurance and disruption of the internet’, for GenderIT.org (2015)
* ‘Digital Security – from silencing to claiming safe spaces’, for GenderIT.org (2014)
* ‘Aktibismoak eragina du Interneteko hiritar gisa duzun esperientzian’, for GenderIT.org (2013)
* ‘How activism shapes your experience of being a citizen on the internet’, for GenderIT.org (2013)
* ‘Hacking Bazterketa: African Feminist Relations and Disruptions of the Internet’ (2015), in #GameCambiar: How is new media changing political participation in Africa? (2015)
* Feminist Africa 18: e-spaces e-politics (2014)
* ‘Argitaletxea: Feminist relations with 21st-century communications technology’, in Feminist Africa 18 (2014)
* ‘Digital Security as Feminist Practice’, in Feminist Africa 18 (2014)
* ‘African cyberfeminism in the 21st century’, in Open Democracy (2014)
* ‘Solasean: Jennifer Radloff and Jan Moolman on technology -related violence against women’, in Feminist Africa 18 (2014)
* http://www.genderit.org/-rako zenbait artikulu (2007tik 2017ra)
* ‘The Role of Information and Communication Technologies in the Development of African Women’, with Natasha Primo and Alice Munya (2004)
* ‘Claiming Cyberspace: Communication and Networking for Social Change and Women's Empowerment’, in Feminist Africa, Issue 4 (2004)
* ‘Net Gain for Women in Africa’, in Journal of the Society for International Development 45, with Natasha Primo (2002)
* ‘Form and Content in African women's electronic networks’, in Association of Concerned African Scholars Bulletin (2001)
* ‘Release and accesible electronic information networking in Afrika’ in Agenda No. 38, with Ruth Ojiambo Ochieng (1998)

## Erreferentziak

* ↑ Scott, Anna. (2013-04-26). «Making ICTs work for social justice and development» The Guardian ISSN 0261-3077..
* ↑ Young feminist movements: the power of technology. 2016-08-19.
* ↑ Jennifer Radloff | GEM | Gender Evaluation Methodology. .
* ↑ Gender Evaluation Methodology for Internet and ICTs | Association for Progressive Communications. .
* ↑ «Why should human rights funders care about digital security?» AWID 2017-05-19.
* ↑ Digital Storytelling: All our stories are true and they are ours! | GenderIT.org. .
* ↑ Hacking exclusion: African feminists engagements and disruption of the internet | GenderIT.org. .
* ↑ Digital Security – from silencing to claiming safe spaces | GenderIT.org. .
* ↑ Cómo influye el activismo en tu experiencia como ciudadana de internet | GenderIT.org. .
* ↑ How activism shapes your experience of being a citizen on the internet | GenderIT.org. .
* ↑ Feminist Africa 18. 2013: e-spaces : e-politics | African Gender Institute. .
* ↑ African cyberfeminism in the 21st century. .
* ↑ Jennifer, Radloff,. (2005). «Claiming Cyberspace: Communication and Networking for Social Change and Women's Empowerment» Feminist Africa (4).
* ↑ Radloff, Jennifer; Primo, Natasha. (2002-12-01). «Net Gains for Women in Africa» Development 45 (4): 41–48. doi:10.1057/palgrave.development.1110403. ISSN 1011-6370..
* ↑ OCHIENG, RUTH; RADLOFF, JENNY. (1998-01-01). «Relevant and accessible electronic information networking in Africa» Agenda 14 (38): 63–69. doi:10.1080/10130950.1998.9675717. ISSN 1013-0950..

## Kanpo estekak

* Datuak: Q33091030
* Multimedia: Jennifer Radloff / Q33091030