Episode 3 - Festival

How are American truckers resisting surveillance? Why is homophobia weaponised in both Palestine and New York? And what does building a healthier, safer activist movement look like? In Episode 3 we discuss lessons from the international digital rights community at the Internet Freedom Festival.

References

1. Internet Freedom Festival

2. Why Bosses Can Track Their Employees 24/7 Kaveh Waddell

3. How job surveillance is changing trucking in America, Vox (YouTube video)

4. With CIA Help, New York Police Secretly Monitored Mosques, Muslim Communities Post-9/11

5. Gay Palestinians Are Being Blackmailed Into Working As Informants, Nigel O’Conner

6. The Ongoing Trauma of the Muslim Students an Undercover Cop Spied on for Four Years, Aviva Stahl

7. How a rock star of Iranian digital activism built a culture of misogyny and fear, Russell Brandom

8. Power, secrecy and cypherpunks: how Jacob Appelbaum ripped Tor apart, Anna Catherin Loll

9. For Data Privacy Day, Play Privacy As A Team Sport, Gennie Gebhart

10. Latin America in a Glimpse: Género, feminismo e internet en América Latina, Derechos Digitales

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