Why secure human rights technology must be free and open source
We want to build solutions with the human rights community, not as experts for them, and open source development provides an opportunity to learn what your users actually need.
We want to build solutions with the human rights community, not as experts for them, and open source development provides an opportunity to learn what your users actually need.
We’ll be sharing our work using machine learning to help human rights advocates sift through large document collections.
We’ll be hosting a discussion about open source governance models and building successful open source communities.
Friedhelm Weinberg has been appointed as Executive Director.
He was an impressive keynote speaker at the 30th meeting of the European Coordination Committee on Human Rights Documentation.
Define the goal and the scope, identify and locate the human resources and equipment, and more.
On Thursday, January 26, we had the opportunity to showcase Casebox for our friends at the Namati Legal Empowerment Network, a global network of legal practitioners. The recording of that webinar is embedded below. Back in May of 2016, we noticed a discussion thread on the Namati community discussion platform in which members were sharing […]
Lucky for us there are some great resources out there to help organizations identify indicators and monitoring strategies for documenting “progressive realization” of rights.
What CRM systems are human rights groups using today? What’s working well, and what are the challenges?
The African Child Rights Case Law Database is a collection of judgments from domestic courts in various African countries on cases related to the rights and welfare of children.