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HRC's Health and Human Rights Program receives $1 million grant to evaluate and expand housing support for youth at risk of sexual exploitation--check out the story on SF Chronicle here.
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Students Melina Cardinal-Bradette, Sophia Allaert, and Elif Sert (part of a seminar on AI and child rights taught by Alexa Koenig) publish this op-ed in Wired: How to Protect Our Kids' Data and Privacy
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Alexa Koenig speaks at the OS/360 conference about ethics and open source investigations. Read about the discussion here.
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First Draft News interviews Alexa Koenig about the controversy over Facebook's removal of advanced search tools: Online research tools highlight ethical debate in the age of disinformation
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HRC Lab student Lili Spira writes about resiliency to secondary trauma in this Medium piece: Tips for Resiliency: Surviving UC Berkeley, Human Rights Work, and Life in General
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Alexa Koenig is quoted in this Buzzfeed story by Craig Silverman: Facebook Turned Off Search Features Used To Catch War Criminals, Child Predators, And Other Bad Actors
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HRC Research Fellow Rohini Haar and Senior Fellow Vince Iacopino publish in the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims Torture Journal. Find their publication here.
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Victor Peskin, Eric Stover, and Alexa Koenig on Justice in Conflict: The Long Read: Waiting for Bashir – Will the Deposed Sudanese Dictator Ever Stand Trial in The Hague?
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HRC's Human Rights and Business Initiative's Jesse Nishinaga is quoted in Thinkset about global supply chains. Read the article here.
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Recent UC Berkeley grads from the HRC are featured on Berkeley News: Doctor, lawyer, open source investigator? New field plucks Berkeley grads
