International Day for Universal Access to Information in 2022

💻Today is @UNESCO Day for Universal Access to Information. #Algorithms & #AI are used in workplaces, education & healthcare and we have a #RightToKnow ✍️As Chair of the Senedd Cross Party Group on Digital Rights & Democracy with @OpenRightsGroup I have written to WG to raise it https://t.co/xrDE0G2d7t

— Sarah Murphy MS (@sarah4bridgend) September 28, 2022

Today is the International Day for Universal Access to Information, celebrating the right to seek, receive and provide information to keep safe and aware. Our #WelshWednesday word of the day is ‘Information’. ℹ️ 🌐 https://t.co/nCTG3wRlBd

— Educ8 Training Ltd (@Educ8_Wales) September 28, 2022

Today is International #AccessToInfoDay! It supports the idea that everyone has the fundamental right to seek, receive and disseminate #information. This year’s theme, #ArtificialIntelligence, e=Governance and Access to Information". Find out more: https://t.co/mSOfvGQQOU https://t.co/0bCrB0ZO4J

— Research Outreach (@ResOutreach) September 28, 2022

A team from the Commission led by the Chairperson @FlorenceKajuju today ( Wednesday, September 28, 2022) joined the community of Majaoni in Kisauni Constituency Mombasa County to commemorate the International Day for Universal Access to Information. https://t.co/LB6Jv3F2aB

— Ombudsman Kenya (@KenyasOmbudsman) September 28, 2022

Today is International Day for Universal Access to Information! The day was recognized in 2015 by UNESCO and the UN General Asssembly in 2019. #AccessToInfo is vital for democracy, freedom of expression, equality and to know what governments are doing in our names. 🧵

— Statewatch (@StatewatchEU) September 28, 2022

This week is #BannedBooksWeek2022 Around the world, books are banned, censored or challenged. But we believe books should be freely available to all to access information and share different ideas. Each day this week, we'll tweet a "banned book" which you can read in our LRC! https://t.co/YlGAOtpqS4

— NewmanRCLiteracy (@LiteracyNewman) September 20, 2022

NWRC will host a special event this Friday in partnership with @nwmforum to provide information about courses available and options to access education for new residents from migrant backgrounds (people seeking asylum and those with refugee status). https://t.co/IRpOKCpgB4 https://t.co/rQov20kV66

— North West Regional College (@mynwrc) September 28, 2022