Funders

All IRIS projects are carried out independently, according to research ethics parameters such as replicability, scientificity and those described in the IRIS statute. All results are published and available free of charge and do not require any intervention or, under any circumstances, prior approval from the funding institution.

Jusbrasil is the funder of the project “Managing Personal Data Protection in the Face of the Guarantee of Access to Public Data” (2023).

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) of the British Embassy funded the project “Meaningful Connectivity Among Vulnerable Communities in Brazil” (2022) and the project “Cadim de Dados: Democratizing Connectivity Actions” (2025–present).

TikTok Brazil is the funder of the project “Conectaí: Education and Safety as a Trend” (2023–present).

InternetLab is a partner and funder of the Bloqueios.Info project (2022–present).

Meta is the funder of the project “From Virtual to Augmented Reality: Personal Data Protection in Brazil” (2022–2023).

The Internet Address Registry for Latin America and the Caribbean (LACNIC) funded the podcast project “Conectamos?” (2020–2021).

Data Privacy Brasil is the funder of the project “Vaza, Stalker! Protecting Women from Digital Surveillance” (2024–present).

WhatsApp is the funder of the project “Private Communications, Investigations and Rights” (2022–2023).

Nic.br funded the project “Glossary of Internet Governance” (2020–2021) and the project “Networked Knowledge: Connecting Roots to Internet Governance” (2024–present).

The ISOC Foundation funded the project “Privacy is Security: Communicating the Importance of Encryption for All” (2020–2021).

The Greens/European Free Alliance Group funded the third phase of the project “Internet Governance and Jurisdiction.”

Facebook Research is Facebook Inc.’s international research funding platform and funded the project “Transparency in Harmful Content Moderation: Law, Users and Platforms.”

Facebook Brazil is the funder of the project “Global Network Justice and Digital Due Process” (2017–2019).

Google Brazil funded the projects “Barriers to Digital Inclusion” (2019), “Internet Governance and Jurisdiction” (2016–2018), and “Due Process in Content Moderation” (2023–2024).