NARALO SHORT List of new prospects
Here is a link to the NARALO slideshow
Glenn McKnight
Contact | Organization | Phone | Website | |
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Blind Canadians | 1-800-561-4774. | no email | http://www.blindcanadians.ca/ | |
Lindsey Pinto | Open Media Canada | 1-604-633-2744. | contact@openmedia.ca | |
Citizen Lab | (416) 946-8903 | info@citizenlab.org | http://www.citizenlab.org | |
Human Rights Internet | 1-613) 789-7407 | info@hri.ca | http://www.hri.ca | |
Consumer Council of Canada | 416.483.2696 | http://www.consumerscouncil.com/ | ||
PUBLIC INTEREST ADVOCACY CENTRE / LE CENTRE POUR LA DÉFENSE DE L’INTÉRÊT PUBLIC | (613) 562-4002 | piac@piac.ca | http://www.piac.ca | |
Canadian Association of the Deaf | (613) 565-2882 | info@cad.ca | http://www.cad.ca/ | |
Cynthia Fraser | National Network to End Domestic Violence ( See NOTE below) | 202-543-5566 | http://nnedv.org/ | |
Digital Copyright Canada/Flora Community Consulting | http://www.digital-copyright.ca/ | |||
Michael Geist, ???? | http://www.michaelgeist.ca/ |
Garth Bruen
Contact | Organization | Phone | Website | |
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Boston-area User Group | http://bugc.org/bostonusergroups.org | |||
Boston Linux & Unix User Group | http://blu.org | |||
Visually Impaired and Blind User Group | http://vibug.org | |||
American Foundation for the Blind | http://afb.org | |||
Web Accessibility in Mind | http://webaim.org | |||
New England Mid-Range Users Group | http://nemug.com | |||
OpenNet Initiative | http://opennet.net | |||
HacksHackers Boston | http://meetupbos.hackshackers.com | |||
Electronic Frontier Foundation | http://eff.org | |||
Online News Association | http://journalists.org |
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Cynthia Fraser, Consultant on International Technology Safety, National Network to End Domestic Violence
The Safety Net Project and the Impacts of Surveillance and Identification on Victims of Abuse
Technology helps victims and their children successfully flee violent batterers, stalkers and rapists. Survivors map roads to new lives on the web by reaching out to shelters and hotlines, researching restraining orders and address confidentiality programs, and finding housing, employment opportunities, new schools and online support. But what millions don't realize is the dangerous and potentially lethal sides of various technologies in the hands of abusers and perpetrators, who will use the personal information they find through these technologies to invade the privacy of their victims.
The Safety Net Project works with communities and agencies to address how ongoing and emerging technology issues impact the privacy, safety and accessibility rights of victims of domestic violence, sexual violence and stalking. It also educates victims, their advocates and the general public on ways to use technology strategically to help find safety and escape domestic violence, dating violence, sexual violence, stalking and abuse. Finally, the Project trains law enforcement and justice systems, social services, coordinated community response teams and others how to hold perpetrators accountable for misusing technology.