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Friday, June 14 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Causing an UPROAR! over internet freedom at the Universal Periodic Review

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For the last 12 months UPROAR has been working to raise the profile of freedom of expression and opinion and the right to privacy online at the United Nations through the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process. In fact, we've completely reinvented the approach to lobbying and advocacy on the ground in Geneva! In this interactive workshop we'll begin by asking our network members to share the stories of their successes (and not-so-successes) with you. Then, we want to learn from your experiences, and take the opportunity to expand our network of digital rights champions eager to bring online rights to the fore. And (the super exciting bit)... you'll be among the first to get access to the beta version of our UPR matchmaker and recommendation builder, which uses AI (ok, not really, but close!) and the data from 60,000 UPR recommendations to give us an edge. Through some guided user-testing we'll show you what the tool is capable of, and seek your help and feedback to make it better.
Moderators
avatar for Bronwen Robertson

Bronwen Robertson

Co-Founder, DATA4CHANGE
DATA4CHANGE is a non-profit working at the intersection of data, design, journalism and technology on cutting-edge projects that forge real change with lasting impact. Really excited to share the results of recent five-day design sprint in Nairobi (30 May - 3 June!) which was themed... Read More →

Speakers
avatar for Adeboye Adegoke

Adeboye Adegoke

Program Manager, Paradigm Initiative
I work at the Intersection of technology, innovations and human right as well as the Implications for the digital economy. I work around the subject of privacy, freedom of expression and other human rights online. I monitor Internet/technology related policies in Nigeria and across... Read More →
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Eman Jaradat

Jordan Open Source Association
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Ashnah Kalemera

avatar for Arsène Tungali

Arsène Tungali

Executive Director, Rudi International
Arsene Tungali has been working and collaborating for the past 7 years on projects related to Internet governance, and other Internet policy issues. He has either conducted or supported research projects, documenting violations happening online such as Internet shutdowns, censorship... Read More →

Friday June 14, 2019 12:00pm - 1:00pm BST
Utique (Laico)
  Show and Tell: Skill-building for Advocacy and Campaigning, Workshop

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