14 Jan Filming Inauguration Protests and #WomensMarch
News and Events | DalilaWITNESS supports activists, citizens, and storytellers with our new tip sheet for inauguration protests and women’s marches all across the world.
WITNESS supports activists, citizens, and storytellers with our new tip sheet for inauguration protests and women’s marches all across the world.
Over the past few months, WITNESS has been working on widening its reach in the Asia-Pacific region by providing trainings in several countries and by boosting our presence on social media.
Hate-related incidents are on the rise in the United States. Here are some basic tips on filming and reporting incidents of hate. Be a witness and stand up to hate.
We are watching your every move, and there are millions, if not billions, of us who are ready to see it, film it, share it, and change it.
WITNESS is pleased to announce lawyer Tara Vassefi as a Video as Evidence Legal Fellow. Tara will be examining various jurisdictions in the Middle East and North Africa for how they consider video as evidence.
WITNESS is proud to announce that we’re a charity partner for the 2017 TD Five Boro Bike Tour. Join the team to fundraise and bike for human rights!
Our seven team runners are going 26.2 miles in an effort to raise money and awareness for WITNESS. Come join us in cheering them on!
We are excited to announce that WITNESS’ Mobil-Eyes-Us project was recently awarded a grant from the New Media Ventures Innovation Fund!
Our new video “Archive!”, shows you how you can preserve and archive video evidence that can help expose and verify human rights abuses.
Through an analysis of eyewitness video, the report looks at the climate of hate against the LGBTQ community in the U.S. and aims to address data shortfalls surrounding the prevalence of transphobic violence.