Internet Run is my personal daily initiative connecting physical discipline with everyday support for an open, inclusive Internet: I run 1 kilometre every day and contribute USD $1 to the Internet Society Foundation each day.
You are welcome to join me—whether by running 1 kilometre alongside me in person or from wherever you are, or by making a direct contribution to support an open, globally connected Internet.
Both parts of Internet Run are intentionally modest so they can be sustained every day without interruption—linking personal action on the ground with steady support for the global Internet.
Whether I am working in Kampala, coordinating field projects in rural districts, or travelling for regional convenings, I complete at least 1 kilometre on foot each day. The distance is accessible enough to fit into any schedule, yet deliberate enough to require showing up daily.
Each daily run is paired with a personal USD $1 contribution to the Internet Society Foundation. Tying the contribution directly to the run anchors my giving in a concrete daily action—reinforcing that lasting impact is built through small, consistent steps.
My work is guided by a simple belief: technology only matters when it lifts people up.
Across my projects in rural broadband mapping, digital literacy delivery, Digital Public Infrastructure, and Universal Acceptance, I see every day how meaningful Internet access expands opportunity for underserved communities.
Internet Run extends that conviction beyond my consulting assignments into my personal life—answering the need for digital inclusion not only through policy and project management, but also through a daily personal commitment.
I choose to contribute my daily USD $1 to the Internet Society Foundation because of my active involvement in the wider Internet Society community and my respect for its work supporting an open, globally connected, secure, and trustworthy Internet:
