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Project // Compartilhando Conhecimentos e Cuidados Digitais

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Coding Rights led coordination activities within civil society organizations and attended international meetings for engagement with decision-makers and civil society representatives in order to promote... #cybersecurity #data protection #digital security #freedom of expression #internet access #Latin America Coding Rights

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Facial Recognition in Brazil: a gender and race-based perspective

*Article by Bianca Kremer, Data Protection and Feminisms Fellow at Coding Rights in ADAPT Project (Advocating for Data Accountability, Protection and Transparency), originally published in... #algorithm #algorithmic racism #artificial intelligence #facial recognition Coding Rights

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Artificial intelligence and consent: a feminist anti-colonial critique

*This paper is part of Feminist data protection, a special issue of Internet Policy Review guest-edited by Jens T. Theilen, Andreas Baur, Felix Bieker, Regina... #inteligência artificial Coding Rights

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#podcast: Facial Recognition: Automating Oppression?

Coding launches its first podcast, an episode that opens the Privacy Is Global program, by Internews All over the world, facial recognition technologies are gradually... #facial recognition #LGBTQIA #surveillance Coding Rights

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THREATS IN THE USAGE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGIES FOR AUTHENTICATING TRANSGENDER IDENTITIES

Research by Coding Rights maps harmful threats to transgender and non-binary people by the deployment of facial recognition technologies as a tool to authenticate IDs... #artificial intelligence #facial recognition Coding Rights

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The Future Is TransFeminist: from imagination to action

by Joana Varon Article originally published at Deep Dives For the last few years, inspired by creative exchanges with feminists from different spots around planet... #blogpost #consent #speculative futures Coding Rights

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Decolonising AI: A transfeminist approach to data and social justice

by Paz Peña and Joana Varon* Introduction Let’s say you have access to a database with information from 12,000 girls and young women between 10... #artificial intelligence Coding Rights

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On the blocking of pro-choice websites: Women on Waves and Women on Web

A report by the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), Coding Rights, Women on Waves and Women on Web. Authors: Maria Xynou, Federico Ceratto, Arturo... #feminisms #sexual and reproductive rights Coding Rights

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Idec and Coding Rights call on Brazilian authorities to investigate Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses

“La imaginación en disputa”: first chapter of “Compost Engineers y sus saberes lentos” out in Spanish

Lampejo: the popular school that lights up the strategies of those who defend democracy

Disassembling the Machine: the guide for those contesting the public debate in 2026

Democracy under pressure: reflections on the far right through the lenses of past, present and future

Launch of the TRAMAS platform – technologies, weaves, territories

New article “Compost Engineers and Sus Saberes Lentos: A Manifest for Regenerative Technologies” published in Branch Magazine.

Book “Una Bolsa de Semillas: ciencia ficción feminista en Abya Yala”

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T20 POLICY BRIEFING: Fostering a Federated AI Commons ecosystem

Hacking the patriarchy

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Facial Recognition in Brazil: a gender and race-based perspective

Artificial intelligence and consent: a feminist anti-colonial critique

#podcast: Facial Recognition: Automating Oppression?

THREATS IN THE USAGE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGIES FOR AUTHENTICATING TRANSGENDER IDENTITIES

Decolonising AI: A transfeminist approach to data and social justice

On the blocking of pro-choice websites: Women on Waves and Women on Web