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Privacy and Policy: A New School of Thought
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The Internet: Public or Private?
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Michelle Miller, works rights advocate
A New Age of Advocacy
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Portrait of Sarita Gupta
Reimagining the Future: Work(ers) Rights
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Kate Black against a white background
Can computers discriminate? Spoiler Alert: Yes - #PublicInterestTech
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Joy Buolamwini against a white background
Fighting the “Coded Gaze”: How we make technology benefit all
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Sarita Gupta
Reimagining worker power in the #FutureofWork - Sarita Gupta
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Michelle Miller
Workers rights in the age of surveillance capitalism - #FutureofWork - Michelle Miller
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Charles Blow, Piper Kerman, and Glenn E. Martin discuss criminal justice at "Art for Justice Fund" event. Credit Simon Luethi
The Art for Justice Fund launch at MoMA
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Lauren Zabel, executive director of Springboard for the Arts, is inspired by artists working in their own neighborhoods. This image is not available under the 4. Creative Commons license.
On artists who inspire social change
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In Southern Africa's Eastern Cape, Legal Resources Centre is ensuring that the country's progressive constitution provides two fundamental things to students: desks and chairs. This image is not available under the 4.0 Creative Commons license.
Where global meets local: Realizing human rights on the ground
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Aasif Mandvi gets a call from Norman Lear. This image is not available under the 4.0 Creative Commons license.
Halal in the Family: A surprise phone call