Workshop for civil society organizations in Latin America and the Caribbean.

With the objective of providing knowledge, tools, and methods for developing strategies to produce and defend rights, FES Sindical and FES Argentina, in partnership with a network of technologists, conducted a regional training program for organizations and unions in Latin America and the Caribbean on the social impacts of technology.

With more than 600 participants from across the region, the training explored various topics, featuring presentations and workshops led by experts during the eight virtual sessions. 0xche was in charge of the Cybersecurity module, and the materials can be accessed at this link.

This free and open course was designed and supported by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation to promote training and discussion spaces to support labor and union organizations in the transformation taking place in the world of work.

These were the workshops and their topics:

1. The Digital Divide: An ABC for Bridging the Gap

2. Occupational Health and Digitalization: A World Sick with Work

3. Burnout, Technology, and Labor Rights

4. Algorithmic Communication and Content Optimization

5. Understanding Software: Everything You Wanted to Know About Websites, Apps, and Platforms

6. Energy Transition: New Labor Rights for Collective Consideration

7. AI, Automation, and Potential Impacts on Work

8. Cybersecurity: An Approach to Protecting Digital Materials, Strikes, and Assemblies