PeaceMedia

Imagine a way for people all over the world to tell the story of what was happening to them — or around them — during a disaster or emergency. It would need to be easy to use. Something that almost anybody can do. And it would need to be deployable worldwide. And thatʼs why weʼve created Ushahidi ("testimony" in Swahili) Platform.

The Sentinel Project is a new initiative developing ways to identify communities vulnerable to genocide and protect them.

Video highlighting a new online collaborative for creative thinkers to solve problems of the collective social good.

18 Days In Egypt is a collaborative documentary project on the 2011 revolution in Egypt. The project's goal is to tell the story using the same tools that helped share it with the world in real time.

A Guardian News interactive timeline exploring key events in the path of protest through the Middle East.

The CrisisMappers Standby Task Force has been undertaking a mapping of social media, news reports and official situation reports from within Libya and along the borders at the request of OCHA. The Task Force is also aiding in the collection and mapping of 3W information for the response.

Find everything you would want to know about the Libyan Uprising on this wiki by ICT4Peace.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned on Feb. 11 after weeks of peaceful protests. USIP takes a comprehensive look at the situation and its implications.

Throughout the 2011 political crisis in Egypt "Alive in Egypt" serves to help get the voices of Egyptians out to rest of the world.

Using Internet and video media, Avi Melamed, an Israeli Jew, the founder of Feenjan, addresses the Arab world in Arabic.