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Resources
A catalogue of resources, each reviewed by the CCNDR team. Narrow by topic, type, skill level, role, or cost.
Showing 10 resources - updated October 30, 2026
A practical digital security guide published by the Indigenous-led global coalition Land is Life, offering foundational advice on device protection, secure communications, and online safety for Indigenous activists and community defenders.
An accessible, multilingual set of everyday digital privacy, security, and well-being guides created by Tactical Tech to help individuals and nonprofit staff build safer habits across smartphones, browsers, and online accounts.
A manual and facilitator training toolkit from international nonprofit Tactical Tech that integrates digital security, physical safety, and psychosocial well-being into organizational security planning for civil society and human rights organizations.
A practical multilingual handbook and planning workbook from the National Democratic Institute (NDI) that guides civil society organizations through assessing cyber risks and building an actionable organizational security plan.
A multilingual digital security toolkit developed by Front Line Defenders and Tactical Tech, providing step-by-step guides on securing accounts, devices, backups, communications, and sensitive community information for civil society groups and human rights defenders.
A comprehensive best-practices and policy toolkit from Women’s Shelters Canada designed to help shelters, transition houses, and community organizations manage devices, digital services, client consent, databases, and vendor selection safely.
A free French-language toolkit of practical tip sheets and educational videos created by the Centre de documentation sur l’education des adultes et la condition feminine (CDEACF) for Canadian community organizations, covering shared devices, email, networks, websites, and digital identity.
A bilingual practical guide from Canadian nonprofit Open North offering foundational cybersecurity steps, a self-assessment checklist, audit preparation tools, and third-party vendor evaluation questions for small and medium-sized organizations.
A foundational resource from Canadian nonprofit Open North designed to help small organizations and community groups without dedicated IT teams understand core security principles, Canadian privacy legislation, self-assessment, and actionable first steps.
A foundational guide hosted on OCASI’s SettlementAtWork portal and developed with the Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience (CCNDR), offering an accessible cybersecurity starting point for immigrant- and refugee-serving organizations.