Join us for a set of skill sharing sessions over two weeks that revolve around investigating movement in South Asia and South East Asia.
There are many factors that pull us toward a place or push us away. Whether it's hardships or the search of a better life. People can choose to move from and to places, but they can also be forced to. From seeking a better future to being forcibly removed from their homes, these movements leave a trail of breadcrumbs from which we can reconstruct events through investigations.
Tactical Tech's Exposing the Invisible team are looking for motivated, skilled and engaged people to join us for a series of collaborative sessions in January/February 2022 to explore ideas and share their skills on the topic of investigating movement.
We'd like to look at innovative methods, exciting cases, accessible resources and advice that can be shared with fellow civil society investigators and researchers exploring issues that focus on investigating movement in the public interest.
Apply by 10 January 2022
Call extended to 17 January 2022
WHAT
- A series of skillsharing sessions over the course of 2 weeks between 22 January - 7 February 2022. The schedule will be finalized with participants.
- 5-10 experienced people sharing skills and collaborating in small groups to exchange ideas and find new approaches to investigating this theme.
- The language of the workshop is English.
WHO
- We are looking for journalists, researchers, activists, artists, citizen investigators and other practitioners from South Asia / South East Asia with experience in investigating issues around movement/displacement.
HOW
The program of the collaborative sessions will include:
- Networking session to introduce participants to one another.
- Skills-shares, in which each participant will run a 60-minute practical session about a set of methods, skills or tools they have mastered, or about one or more projects they've developed recently.
- Feedback sessions to share comments, questions and practical input to the working group's content.
TO JOIN
Applications closed
ABOUT US
Tactical Tech is an international NGO that engages with citizens and civil-society organisations to explore and mitigate the impacts of technology on society.
Exposing the Invisible (ETI) is a project of Tactical Tech that engages with different investigative techniques, tools and related safety aspects along with the individual practices of those working at the new frontiers of investigation. ETI's most recent efforts have been focusing on connecting and supporting civil society investigators across-borders and across-issues, and developing collaborative learning resources for investigators, such as Exposing the Invisible: The Kit.