Universal Internet Education

The internet is for everyone, and its governance should be understood by everyone.

LARUS Foundation is a public-facing non-profit focused on internet governance, education, participation, and collaboration. We help people understand how digital policy shapes daily life and how they can take part in the systems that shape the internet.

Public Education

Making internet governance easier to understand.

We help students, academics, professionals, and the broader public build a working understanding of internet governance, infrastructure, and policy.

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Participation

Creating real pathways into policy conversations.

The foundation supports people who want to move from awareness into participation, including engagement with Regional Internet Registry meetings and related forums.

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Collaboration

Working with institutions that share the public-interest mission.

We collaborate with universities, non-profits, and aligned organizations to create internships, workshops, and practical learning opportunities around internet policy.

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Get Involved

Multiple ways to contribute to a more informed digital future.

Supporters can partner with the foundation, volunteer their skills, or explore fellowship opportunities that encourage meaningful participation in internet governance.

Partnerships

Collaborate on internships, workshops, sponsorships, and public education initiatives.

Volunteer Support

Contribute through education, administration, fundraising, marketing, and policy-related work.

Fellowship

Encourage wider participation in internet governance through meeting access and mentorship.

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Work with LARUS Foundation to expand meaningful internet education.

We welcome partnerships, volunteer contributions, and conversations about how more people can participate in internet governance.