LARUS
Foundation
Better Internet – Better Future
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About Us
Larus Foundation is a non-profit organization that was established in 2018. With our work, we strive to increase public engagement in the process of Internet policy development to make sure the Internet infrastructure remains free and fair for the foreseeable future. Through our Fellowship program, we support various stakeholders, particularly students and academics, to take an active part in Internet governance. We do so by encouraging their participation in the policy-making forums and their attendance of the policy-making conferences organized by the various Regional Internet Registries (RIRs).
OUR MISSION
INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS AND ENGAGEMENT IN THE MATTERS OF INTERNET GOVERNANCE
We understand that currently, the involvement of the general public in matters of Internet governance remains limited. The Larus Foundation seeks to change the status quo by sponsoring capable candidates interested in the issues of Internet policy. We firmly believe that the lack of necessary funds should not stand in the way of those who want to pursue a career in Internet governance.
Generally, we support the following parties:
The general public through various educational initiatives
Those interested in pursuing a career in Internet governance through grants and various financial support
Thus, we aim to have a positive impact on the future of the Internet for generations to come.
THE LATEST
The Importance of Internet Governance
For your chance to win the contest, please write a personal essay in response to the following prompt:
" Why should we care about internet governance? And how can we act on it? "
Fellowship Programme
The Fellowship Program is designed to inspire more young people into number policy making and future Internet governing by sponsoring them to take part in different RIR (Regional Internet Registry) meetings and engage in the policy-making discussion to help build a better Internet for future generations.
Partner with Us
Are you a university or a nonprofit agency looking to get involved or partner with us?
When you partner with the Larus Foundation, you create opportunities to engage students and young leaders more deeply in Internet Governance. You activate the process of permanent, positive change. And you connect your brand to a unique, trusted nonprofit that's enlisting the youth to change the world.
Ways to Collaborate:
Internship Collaboration
Internet Governance Training & Workshops Collaboration
Event Sponsorship
How To Find Your IP Address: A Step-By-Step Guide
Do You Know What Your IP Address Is?
There are many questions about how to find your internet address, but the basics can be learned by visiting any website with an interface designed to allow easy computer connection. The instructions in this guide will walk you through both basic and advanced methods for determining your IP address.
Where can you find your public IP address?
On Windows, how do you find your local IP address?
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To access the command prompt, open the Start (Windows) menu and type cmd into the search bar. If you don't see a search bar, go to the Start menu and select "Run." -
Enter ipconfig at the command prompt or in the Run box. The IP address is one of several network arcana that will be displayed in a new window.
How to Find Your Local IP Address on a Mac?
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Select “System Preferences...” from the Apple menu. -
Navigate to the View menu and select "Network." -
Click on the network connection in the left column, which is usually Ethernet or Wi-Fi depending on whether you have a wired or wireless connection. -
When using an Ethernet connection, your local IP address will be displayed. -
Click the “Advanced...” button in the lower-right corner, followed by the “TCP/IP” button at the top of the window, to connect to Wi-Fi. It will display your IP address.
