Research Associate, CIGI
Stephanie MacLellan is a research associate at the Centre for International Governance Innovation in the Global Security and Politics program. She spent more than a decade working as an editor and reporter for newspapers such as the Toronto Star, the Hamilton Spectator and The Slovak Spectator, an English-language weekly based in Bratislava, Slovakia. Her work has been nominated for three National Newspaper Awards, including a feature on working conditions in the Canadian retail industry that was part of a Toronto Star project that won an NNA. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University and a Master of Global Affairs from the Munk School of Global Affairs.
While the UN agency is best known for
protecting World Heritage sites, it also promotes freedom of expression.
Stephanie MacLellan looks at what the US withdrawal means for those efforts.
There are 250 million fewer women online than men — here is why we must work to close the digital gender gap. From our partners at CIGI.
Internet access is vital for the growth of developing economies, yet not even half of the world’s population has it. As Stephanie MacLellan reports, last week’s Internet Governance Forum put forward some solutions.
Turkey’s president embraced social media in his efforts to put down an attempted coup last week. But the easing of internet restrictions didn’t last long — blink and you may have missed it.
