The IGF invites applications for the 2026 IGF Fellowship Programme, offering professionals from developing countries the opportunity to contribute to global Internet governance while gaining hands-on experience within the IGF Secretariat at the United Nations Office in Geneva.

Now open: IGF 2025 call to apply for financial grants to support implementation of the NRIs annual meetings. (Application deadline: 11 February 2026).

All stakeholders are now invited to submit nominations for the MAG. Successful nominees will become part of the MAG for a period of one year and will contribute to the ‎multistakeholder ‎consultation process.

The IGF Leadership Panel has submitted its report to the UN Secretary-General, with recommendations for the future of the IGF and digital governance. Read it here!

UN Member States pledged to narrow widening digital divides and put stronger safeguards around artificial intelligence (AI), as the General Assembly concluded a major review of how the world manages the Internet and fast-evolving digital technologies. Read the UN News article on the WSIS+20 Review. 

The IGF has officially been made a permanent forum of the United Nations! Read the outcome document of the WSIS+20 review by UNGA. 

The Internet Society Foundation will begin accepting applications for funding through their IGF sponsorship program on 6 January 2026!
 

The Internet Society Foundation will begin accepting applications for funding through their IGF sponsorship program on 6 January 2026!
 

Read the BPF 2025 Report on Securing Access to the Internet and Protecting Core Internet Resources in Contexts of Conflict and Crises.

The PNIF 2025 report provides recommendations to preserve the open, free, and global Internet and prevent, identify, and address risks of fragmentation.