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Program Coordinator – Technology, Threats and Opportunities

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Posted on: February 8, 2021
Full-time Government, Law & International AffairsExpires July 31, 2021

THE NEED: With a cellphone camera, anyone can become a human rights defender and expose injustice, making it harder for perpetrators to hide or for systems of oppression to remain invisible. But using video for community organizing, justice and accountability can be dangerous – videos can put defenders (or those they film) at risk, can be used against communities in court or deceitfully discredited by tired old power narratives. Filming is almost never enough – for videos to make a …

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Program Associate – Technology, Threats and Opportunities

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Posted on: February 8, 2021
Full-time Government, Law & International AffairsExpires July 31, 2021

THE NEED: With a cellphone camera, anyone can become a human rights defender and expose injustice, making it harder for perpetrators to hide or for systems of oppression to remain invisible. But using video for community organizing, justice and accountability can be dangerous – videos can put defenders (or those they film) at risk, can be used against communities in court or deceitfully discredited by tired old power narratives. Filming is almost never enough – for videos to make a …

Click to see more and apply
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