• Re:publica

We ran two sessions at the Re-publica event in Berlin:

Your information? Whose is it? Digital technologies are spreading tentacles deeper into our private lives with each ‘cool’ device, application, or interaction. Our awareness about our information’s whereabouts provides us a better understanding of the perils and potentials of digital technologies, to spice up our mundane everyday use, or allow us monumental positive social change.

"The four arts of visual persualsion" explores contemporary forms of

political visual expression, evidence and debate.

• AWID

We were delighted to be invited to facilitate a workshop at the

Association for Women in Development Forum. 50 women joined us for a session on Visualising Information for Advocacy where we explored the use of data visualisation, information design, mapping and film as techniques for

communicating information and evidence in campaigns. The Privacy and

Expression team, partnered with the Association for Progressive

Communications (APC) Women's Programme on a series of security clinics

for participants to get tips, install tools and learn best practices on

digital security and privacy.