Bibbi Abruzzini
Belgium
Coordinatrice de la communication et des campagnes
Bibbi est la coordinatrice de la communication de Forus. Elle a rejoint l'équipe en 2020 (italien, anglais, français, népalais et espagnol). Outre son rôle au sein de Forus, Bibbi est également documentariste et cofondatrice de Both Nomads, un collectif multimédia créatif spécialisé dans l'utilisation de techniques documentaires, de pratiques participatives, de technologies émergentes et de principes issus du journalisme de solutions. Avant de rejoindre Forus, Bibbi a travaillé pendant plus de 8 ans pour ZoominTV et diverses agences de presse en Asie du Sud, au Liban, en Belgique, aux États-Unis et en Colombie. Ses compétences en tant que créatrice et éditrice multimédia ont été développées au cours de ses années en tant que correspondante au Népal, au bureau de l'UNESCO à Katmandou, et en tant que vidéographe à l'Institut pour le développement humain en Arizona. L'expérience professionnelle de Bibbi s'étend à des organisations telles que la délégation de l'UE au Népal, l'unité audiovisuelle du Parlement européen, le Forum européen de la jeunesse et TedX Brussels.
/ Articles et actualités
2026-08-10
Position, récit, argumentaire : comment les plateformes de la société civile peuvent renforcer leur influence et leur visibilité
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2026-08-17
System Update - Episode 6: When young people shape the future of the digital world As younger generations spend increasing amounts of time online, issues such as youth participation in digital policy, online safety, misinformation, and digital literacy have become central to building a safer and more inclusive internet. These topics are important because they address the need to ensure that young people are not only protected from digital risks but are also recognised as active participants in shaping the future of the online environment. Involving youth in decision-making processes allows governments, regulators, and technology companies to better understand the challenges they face and develop solutions that reflect the needs of different communities. Online safety remains a critical concern as young people encounter risks such as harmful content, cyberbullying, privacy threats, and online exploitation. The growing spread of misinformation and disinformation also presents significant challenges, particularly as digital platforms become major sources of news and information. Strengthening media literacy is therefore essential to help young people critically evaluate online content, identify unreliable sources, and engage responsibly in digital and democratic spaces. Today we are joined by Diya Aravinthan an active BIK Youth Ambassador and panelist for the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) initiative, where she advocates for youth participation, digital citizenship, and online child safety. "System Update", is produced by Forus as part of CADE - the Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment - a project co-funded by the European Union. CADE’s objective is to support the capacity of civil society organisations for effective advocacy in multilateral and multistakeholder internet governance processes. https://cadeproject.org/ https://www.forus-international.org/en/campaign/let-s-talk-digital This podcast was co-funded by the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Forus and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
2026-08-15
System Update - Episode 5: When digital policies need to reflect a changing ecosystem How is the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ICANN responding to the current challenges and future direction of internet governance, responding to major shifts in the digital ecosystem? Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence are influencing online behaviour, cybersecurity threats, domain name management, and policy-making processes. There is a need to look at how internet governance organisations balance the need for security, accessibility, innovation, and stability while coordinating decisions among diverse stakeholders. Policies are now being developed, when new rules are required while existing commitments need to be upheld, so which issues are likely to shape the evolution of the internet ecosystem in the years ahead? Today we are joined by Rafik Dammak engineer currently the chair of the Non-Commercial Stakeholder Group in ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. He has been involved in ICANN community for many years, works in Japan and improves awareness and capacity building about Internet Governance in Tunisia and the MENA region in general. "System Update", is produced by Forus as part of CADE - the Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment - a project co-funded by the European Union. CADE’s objective is to support the capacity of civil society organisations for effective advocacy in multilateral and multistakeholder internet governance processes. https://cadeproject.org/ https://www.forus-international.org/en/campaign/let-s-talk-digital This podcast was co-funded by the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Forus and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
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