The Internet Society is a global charity working to make the Internet accessible, open, secure, and trustworthy for everyone. It focuses on closing the digital divide, including efforts to connect more than two billion people who remain offline. Working with a worldwide community, the organization supports community-centered connectivity initiatives and advocates for an inclusive, multistakeholder approach to Internet governance. Its work also covers Internet policy, privacy, security, and helping people understand how the Internet works.

The Internet Society offers resources and opportunities for individuals, organizations, and community leaders. Its free Online Trust and Safety Hub brings together practical tools, training, educational content, and anti-scam resources to help people feel safer and more confident online. The Fellowship Program supports experienced changemakers and emerging leaders over a 10-month period as they develop locally grounded ideas and pursue lasting change. People can also get involved through individual or organization membership, chapters, special interest groups, events, and free online courses.