We are proud to share that WITNESS’ Archives Program Manager, Yvonne Ng, has received the Alan Stark Award for her contributions to archival work from the Association of Moving Image Archivists (AMIA).
WITNESS is developing new guidance focused on documenting the aftermath of airstrikes in conflict zones and the harm they inflict on civilian infrastructure and lives. You can explore the first section of this guidance, which covers documenting blast sites, structural damage, and munitions.
As part of NYC Climate Week, WITNESS, Black Indigenous Liberation Movement (BILM), and Dandelions invite you for an inspiring evening of community conversation and film screenings featuring Indigenous women life protectors on Thursday, September 26th at 6:30 PM.
This forward-looking report investigates the evolving relationship between synthetic media and the information landscape in situations of armed conflict and widespread violence, with a particular focus on implications for conflict resolution and peace processes.
WITNESS is deeply humbled to have received the first ever Peabody Award for Global Impact at the 84th annual Peabody Awards on June 9th, in recognition for our work “tirelessly championing the power of emergent media technologies in defense of human rights around the world.”