Learn how Homa Reto actively works on decolonizing data by highlighting diverse knowledge through a participatory approach to governance.
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The value of community centers
Community centers, such as libraries have proven to be a vital part of crisis response and sustainable development. They provide a place for people to meet and allow dialogue. Yet, they often suffer from a lack of funding and recognition. Find out how Homa Reto is providing visibility and support to tackle this issue.
Eye-opening: the politics of maps
Historically, maps are a political practice. At Homa Reto we want to keep you informed, connected, and secure through our maps and community network. That is why our mapping practice is participatory, inclusive, green, and anti-colonial.
This is how we make our software human-centered.
The heroic work of first responders during emergencies
First responders perform essential work during disasters and health crises. However, they are facing increasing violence and lack protection and supply of resources. Homa Reto is committed to support local and national first responders, as well as encourage and coordinate partnerships through our social media features.
The Hidden Power and Vulnerability of Women in Disasters
The emergence of disasters tends to increase the vulnerability of women and people of discriminated gender. These experiences of violence are not individual, they are systemic. With our philosophy of inclusion, we aim to combat gendered violence and celebrate the contribution of diversity and vulnerability in envisioning a sustainability.
Community, Solidarity, and the Devastating War in Ukraine
In the wake of the Putin-Ukraine crisis, local communities in neighboring countries are organizing their resources to help people in need and safe lives. The Homa Reto software can organize these efforts and welcomes refugees.
