Digital literacy is essential for safely navigating today's online world. Our resources are designed to help community members of all ages and technical backgrounds develop the skills they need to protect themselves online and use digital tools effectively.
These materials are available in multiple Zomi dialects and are designed to be accessible to users with varying levels of technical experience.
Introduction to using the internet safely (PDF, 2.1 MB)
Getting started with social media platforms (PDF, 1.8 MB)
Creating and managing strong passwords (PDF, 1.2 MB)
Specially designed guide for seniors (PDF, 2.5 MB)
Securing your accounts across platforms (PDF, 2.3 MB)
Using encrypted messaging and email (PDF, 1.9 MB)
Controlling your online presence (PDF, 1.7 MB)
Protecting smartphones and tablets (PDF, 2.2 MB)
Learn to identify and avoid common phishing scams (5:32)
Step-by-step guide to securing your accounts (4:17)
Securing your Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts (8:45)
Guide to Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram security features (6:21)
Our comprehensive training program provides structured learning paths for developing essential digital skills. The program includes:
The Zomi Cultural Archive is a digital repository dedicated to preserving and promoting authentic Zomi cultural heritage, history, language, and traditions. This growing collection serves as a resource for community members, researchers, and anyone interested in learning about Zomi culture.
By documenting and sharing our cultural heritage online, we help ensure that accurate information about the Zomi people is available to counter misrepresentation and support cultural preservation for future generations.
Materials for learning and preserving various Zomi dialects, including dictionaries, grammar guides, and audio recordings of native speakers.
Documentation of traditional practices including cuisines, medicines, agricultural techniques, and ecological knowledge passed down through generations.
Our cultural archive is a community project that grows stronger with each contribution. We invite you to share:
All contributions are reviewed by our cultural preservation team and properly attributed to contributors. We follow ethical guidelines for the documentation and sharing of cultural heritage.
Our newest collection features digital stories from Zomi community members around the world, exploring questions of identity, belonging, and cultural preservation in the digital age.
Video interview with Zomi youth navigating traditional and digital identities
Watch NowAudio series featuring wisdom from community elders on preserving identity
Listen NowTogether, we can create a safer digital environment where Zomi identity is respected, protected, and celebrated. Use these resources to defend yourself and your community online.
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