Looking back at our partnership with EVA Nigeria
Cathy Richards
Cathy leads The Engine Room's internal technical capacity building and contributes to building partnerships for technology-heavy projects.
Understanding the Impact of Geospatial Data in Social and Climate Justice
Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to gather, manage, analyse and visualise spatial and geographic data
Ensuring Communication for Social Justice Organisations with Unstable Internet
Tips for better calls in low-connectivity situations
Staying Online During Internet Shutdowns
As part of our efforts around mapping digital resilience trends, challenges and opportunities, we’ve seen the impact that digital rights threats can have on civil society.
Wrapping up our first Responsible Data cohort learning programme
We just finished the pilot of our new cohort learning programme, designed to equip social justice leaders with the knowledge and tools needed for implementing responsible data!
Healthy and responsible data management with EVA Nigeria
This month we kicked off our collaboration with Education as a Vaccine (EVA), a Nigeria-based organisation working on improving the health and development of children and young people in the country.
Join our community call: thinking about tech through the lens of digital resilience
Join our community call on December 8th at 10am ET to engage in a peer-to-peer space on digital resilience.
Creating resilient infrastructures with HRFN
We are thrilled to be partnering with the Human Rights Funders Network (HRFN) on their journey to strengthen their organisational security.
Predictive analytics for children: New research by The Engine Room and UNICEF
In partnership with UNICEF, we looked into predictive analytics specifically in relation to children. Read our report.
New research on the ethical implications of predictive analytics for children’s outcomes
In collaboration with UNICEF, we are starting a new research project to assess the use of predictive analytics for children.
Tech tips for working from home when everyone else is too
Tips and tools for weathering the work-from-home part of this storm.
Research on AI & SAR for education in emergencies
Over the past several years, we’ve seen artificial intelligence (AI) technologies play an increasingly integrated role in different parts of our society, including in humanitarian and social justice settings. While certain types of AI may hold the potential to increase the efficiency and impact of organisations working in these sectors, there is still a lot […]