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RIL Newsletter #2025-11
Welcome to Resilience Innovation Lab (RIL). Before going into this month’s newsletter, we would like to offer our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones affected by last month’s Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po District, Hong Kong. Our thoughts are with the community during this time of sorrow and loss. In this newsletter, we will share updates on the community’s efforts to document the Wang Fuk Court fire and the government’s response in Hong Kong, along with RIL’s Christmas good-read list for 2025. As we approach the Christmas season and the year’s end, RIL extends its wishes…
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A Comprehensive Look at Web3 File Preservation
Web3’s decentralisation and immutability provide us with new tools and methods to drive social progress.
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Latest Publication: Web3-backed Digital Archiving: User Guide For Beginners
Our first publication, “Decentralized Archiving: A Beginner’s Guide to Web3 Preservation”!
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The Intersection of Web3 and Human Rights Advocacy and Documentation
Why Web3 emerges to be an important tool for human rights advocacy and documentation.
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Why decentralised archiving?
The decentralised nature of blockchain technology means that it is not owned or controlled by any central authority. This characteristic eliminates the risk of censorship, manipulation, or unauthorised alteration of data.