The white paper "A clear stance against disinformation and hate speech! How companies can take responsibility and protect their business" outlines the negative effects of disinformation and hate speech in our society and addresses the question of what role companies can and should play based on how they are affected.

The CDR Initiative is delighted to welcome a new member: DKB has become a member of the initiative for corporate digital responsibility in July 2023. The initiative aims to strengthen responsible behaviour in the digital transformation.

The members of the CDR Initiative have undertaken to comply with and pursue the principles and goals of the CDR Code in various fields of action. In addition, they report annually on the measures they have implemented. The current reports are now available. We hope you enjoy reading them!

The CDR Initiative's Digital Data Clean-Up will take place in September 2023. The joint campaign aims to inspire employees in companies and other organisations to clean up digitally and support them in doing so. The office of the CDR Initiative offers support with the implementation and is happy to welcome further participants.

As part of the event series, various aspects of Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) are highlighted on the first Wednesday of every month. The topics range from digital ethics in the metaverse to AI in the service of diversity and transparency tools for environmental protection.