bi-Partisan. Multi-faith. student run. fighting for a just, free, And sane digital world since 2018.
IDH DIVISIONS
The IDH has a lot going on: we make video assets for community education and events; create original digital ethics curricula for industry and education institution use; engage in public advocacy at public hearings and online; and run four core initiatives to combat the multi-faceted danger that is rampant post-digital technology. To keep things sane, the IDH divides the work into multiple divisions.
Research DIVISION
Perhaps the backbone of the IDH, the Research Division keeps the IDH up-to-date and ready with plenty of information on what's going on the in world of digital ethics. Students and faculty from all over the country work together in the IDH Research Network to keep the IDH at the cutting-edge of digital ethics and in the fight for more just, equitable, and sane post-digital world. Additionally, the Research Division also produces academic articles that are used in academic journals for many different professions, including law, rhetoric, and education.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT DIVISION
The IDH dreams big, but those dreams can't be accomplished alone. That's why the Civic Engagement Division works to keep you informed and educated in the constantly-evolving post-digital landscape. To this end, we engage the public through social media platforms, news outlets, community events, art exhibitions, and more.
Production DIVISION
We make a lot of video content at the IDH; whether its an educational aid for the Pedagogy Division, promotional videos for the Civic Engagement Division, or another one of our many initiatives, the Production Division has the IDH covered. With Moises Morales as our Production Director, the IDH's Production Division is ready for any challenge when it comes to combating post-digital dangers with slick visual assets.
Pedagogy DIVISION
Whether its making undergrad or grad school level curriculum, elementary education materials, or publicly available community education materials, the Pedagogy Division (helmed by Ayin Morales) seeks to make a better post-digital world by updating the way our society trains our politicians, educators, lawyers, tech experts, and more to include cutting-edge digital ethics frameworks and technology-mindful approaches to all aspects of life.
