Improving access to information - Transparency Initiatives Portal
CASE STUDY: A new website is helping provide meaningful access to tech transparency information in an increasingly crowded and complex online content environment.
New partners join the Christchurch Call
The Christchurch Call Community is excited to welcome seven new partner organisations in our work to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online: The Extremism and Gaming Network, CASM Technology, Memetica, Moonshot, Muflehun, Point de Contact, and Tremau.
Four years of the Christchurch Call
On the fourth anniversary of the first Call summit in Paris in 2019, the Call Community came together online with panelists from across government, online service providers and civil society discussing what has been achieved, the challenges ahead, and the ongoing ambition for the Call.
New Zealand Special Envoy for the Christchurch Call announced
New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has appointed former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as Special Envoy for the Christchurch Call.
Christchurch Call Initiative on Algorithmic Outcomes
Aotearoa New Zealand, the USA, Twitter, and Microsoft are investing in an initiative under the banner of the Christchurch Call that will support the creation of new technology to understand the impacts of algorithms on people’s online experiences.
Co-Chair Statement Christchurch Call Leaders’ Summit
Joint Statement by Prime Minister Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern and His Excellency President Emmanuel Macron on the occasion of the 2022 Christchurch Call Leaders’ Meeting.
Three new members join the Christchurch Call
France and New Zealand are pleased to announce that the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund, Clubhouse and MEGA are now part of the Christchurch Call.
Zoom and Roblox join the Christchurch Call
Since its launch in 2019, the Christchurch Call has become the leading global multi-stakeholder initiative through which leaders collectively commit to addressing the problem of violent terrorist and extremist content online.
Significant global progress made under Christchurch Call
Since its launch in Paris on 15 May 2019, more than 50 countries and international organisations, together with ten tech companies, are now supporters of the Call and have undertaken a wide range of initiatives in their own field to deliver on their shared commitments.
Governments and tech converge to strengthen joint response to online terror events
Governments and tech companies are holding a two-day workshop, hosted by YouTube/Google in Wellington, to test the Christchurch Call Shared Crisis Response Protocol.
