Genetic Data Protection
The Wau Holland Foundation us supporting the Gen-ethische Netzwerk e.V. in the preparation of an online campaign on police access to DNA data and how it threatens informational self-determination. Weiterlesen
One Year in Freedom
On 26 June 2024, Julian Assange was finally free after more than a decade in detention. As we observe the one-year anniversary, here is a recap of the Foundation's contribution, and what has happened during his first year in freedom. Weiterlesen
Soldering at the Schalt Kreis Symposium
As part of Project Area 5: Alpha-BIT-isation [1], the Wau Holland Foundation sponsored the soldering station [2] of the Schalt Kreis (“Circuit”) Symposium [3], held... Weiterlesen
Wau Holland Annual Reports at EasterHegg 2025
In April, the Wau Holland Foundation participated in the 22nd annual EasterHegg: Unhandled Eggception event [1] at Kampnagel in Hamburg. In addition to hosting a... Weiterlesen
A win for freedom-of-information
Italian investigative journalist Stefania Maurizi finally got a response from the authorities responsible for prosecuting Julian Assange in the U.K. What can we learn? Weiterlesen
9th OpenPGP Summit
From April 4 to 6, 2025, the Wau-Holland Foundation hosted the 9th OpenPGP Summit in Dietzenbach near Frankfurt. Weiterlesen
Wau Holland in the "Digital Pioneers" Exhibition
Until January 5th 2025, the Digilab of Kunsthaus Zürich (Heimplatz 1, 8001) will be screening “Alles ist Eins. Ausser der 0” in a continous loop... Weiterlesen
Transparency report for the project "Julian Assange" (as of: Nov. 26th, 2024)
The Wau Holland Foundation has prepared a further transparency report for the “Julian Assange” project in the “Moral Courage” project area, which lists the donations received and the use of funds up to November 26, 2024. This report replaces the preliminary transparency report from July 2024; a final report can only be prepared once all transactions have been recorded in the standards of the fiscal book-keeping and submitted to the tax office. Weiterlesen