Offline.Wiki is a decentralized network that distributes marginalized, censored information worldwide. Built on the legacy of "sneakernet", a method of transferring digital files via physical flash drives, which bypasses surveillance tactics such as man-in-the-middle attacks and packet sniffing. The project leverages USB technology to provide the marginalized with an interactive, browser-based archive of multi-media experience sharing, creation and essential software learning resources, enabling both online and on-the-ground resistance. Additionally, Offline.Wiki connects with worldwide safe hubs as resilient nodes where marginalized can gather, exchange knowledge, and support each others for social change.

As part of this initiative, Post-Trauma Messages is an intimate workshop designed to collect, preserve, and circulate survivor-led strategies for self-care and re-empowering activism. Activism itself can be a form of healing—an assertion of resilience, recovery, and reclaimed agency. Therefore, we invite survivors and advocates to share their experiences: from self-care practices under oppressive structures to frontline tactics for resistance and censored materials that give voice to the silenced.