En #RightsCon2022 presentamos en modalidad taller la "Herramienta para la Sistematización de Experiencias de Acompañamientos en Fortalecimiento de Capacidades Digitales" 🙌 junto a 15 personas de distintas organizaciones y latitudes.

Aquí algunas notas👇
https://sursiendo.org/2022/06/algunas-notas-desde-rightscon-2022/

@privacyint Such important, timely work, as always from PI. But I will not attend (nor participate) until #RightsCon does not take funding from privacy abusers. No one should, for this reason:

https://freeradical.zone/@spoon/107264812423702320

Would PI consider making a statement as part of your presentation on your views about #privacywashing? Consider these ideas:

https://freedom-to-tinker.com/2022/03/23/recommendations-for-introducing-greater-safeguards-and-transparency-into-cs-conference-funding/

Until more people say something, things won't change.

#cpdp #futureprivacyforum #rightscon2022 @aral @downey @alcinnz
@onepict

Halfway through #RightsCon2022 and my brain is still defaulting CSO to chief security officer instead of civil society organization

RT @RIAnetwork
Our first session at #RightsCon2022 was off to a great start with the introduction of the @ai_observatory website!
@HSRCza @Sida @huma_africa @PolicyActionZA @IDRC_CRDI @AI4Dev https://twitter.com/ai_observatory/status/1534114163609546752

RT @APC_News@twitter.com

Do you want to build a community network? Let's discuss financing mechanisms for community-owned internet infrastructure.

On Monday, 6 June, at #RightsCon2022

https://www.apc.org/en/news/apc-rightscon-2022

#CommunityNetworks

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/APC_News/status/1532360632942612481

¡Estamos muy felices de participar en #RightsCon2022! 🙌

Puedes registrarte antes del 3 de junio (gratis para sociedad civil) aquí 👉 rightscon.org/register-2022 y encontrarnos en nuestra sesión:

🗓 8 de junio, 11:30 hs. (UTC -5)

Hey previous #RightsCon participants, Access Now is taking money from Amazon, Zoom, Google, and Facebook again for the upcoming conference #rightscon2022.

I think this qualifies as "putting Rightscon's mission at risk" (https://www.rightscon.org/fundingpolicy/), since those companies are a major structural reason that privacy is impossible for many whose rights are threatened. What do you think?

@pluralistic @rysiek @Tutanota
@Argus
@rohini
@sflc