Join us on Dec. 16 to officially launch the Open-Source Practitioner’s Guide to the Murad Code with @instituteici.bsky.social, a new resource supporting safe & ethical digital investigations into conflict-related sexual violence.
✍️ Register: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
🎙️ Translation: FR/AR/UK

Today marks the end of #16Days of Activism to End Gender-based Violence, which this year focused on ending digital violence. Kolina works to unmask companies and individuals responsible for creating and profiting off of non-consensual deepfake imagery that primarily depicts women and girls.

Download the Open-Source Practitioner’s Guide to the Murad Code in English, French, Ukrainian, and Arabic: www.muradcode.com/open-source-...

“The Open-Source Practitioners Guide to the Murad Code is a major leap forward for investigators using digital methods to document gendered harms,” wrote @cen4infores.bsky.social in their blog for 16 Days Against Gender-Based Violence: www.info-res.org/articles/a-m...

2/2: Our student work depends on your support. When you support us this #GivingTuesday you’re empowering the next generation of researchers, lawyers, and journalists to investigate atrocities at home and abroad. Double your impact with our matching challenge! give.berkeley.edu/giftdetails?...

Register to join the launch event for this critical new #OSINT resource developed by @iici.bsky.social and @hrcberkeley.bsky.social

🕐 Tuesday 16 December, 4-5pm CET
💭 Leading experts in the field discuss the practical application of the Guide
🌐 Translation in French, Ukrainian and Arabic

5/5: A huge congratulations to everyone involved in this two-year project that wouldn’t be possible without @alexakoenig.bsky.social, Gabriel Oosthuizen, Ingrid Elliott, @anthonyghaly.bsky.social, Olivia Head, Andrea Richardson, @maggieandresen.bsky.social, and so many more.

4/5: Join us for a launch event at 7:00am PST / 10:00am EST 4:00pm CET on December 16, where expert OSINT practitioners will discuss the practical application of the standards captured in the Guide. Translation in French, Ukrainian & Arabic provided: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

3/5: 5 years ago today, we co-launched the Berkeley Protocol on Digital Open Source Investigations with the UN Office of Human Rights. Since then, it has been catalytic in advancing justice and accountability efforts around the world. We hope this guide will do the same for investigating SCRSV.

2/5: The Guide offers practical direction for investigators, journalists, researchers, and civil society organizations working with online open source information, and outlines approaches for responsible planning, trauma-aware practice, digital security, and rigorous verification.