Cities have emerged as test beds for digital innovation. Data-collecting devices, such as sensors and cameras, have enabled fine-grained…
Just as rights are not static, neither is harm. The humanitarian system has always been critiqued as arguably colonial and patriarchal. As…
Our national reckoning with racism and police brutality, long in the making, was not inevitable. Activists and community leaders had to not…
Right-wing populist movements, which incorporate right-wing political theory and populist modalities, have become increasingly prominent…
The public and private sectors are increasingly turning to the use of algorithmic or artificial intelligence impact assessments (AIAs) as a…
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To mitigate inefficiencies in manual contact tracing processes, Digital contact tracing and exposure notifications systems were developed…
The concept of media freedom developed in the 20th century alongside efforts to advance governmental transparency and accountability in…
Authors: Elizabeth A. Bennet & Janina GrabsFar too often, global supply chains distribute value in ways that contribute to income…
Human rights impact assessments (HRIAs) have recently emerged as a way for technology companies to identify, mitigate, and remedy the…
The efforts by Yemeni civil society to document the harms of the war as they occur are a powerful act of resistance and are critical to…