Mobiles, Mapping & Data: Harnessing Human Rights for Haiti

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When a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, the science & technology community sprung in to action, using open-source tools to map the affected areas and collect data from the affected population. How can these same tools be harnessed to promote human rights in the country, and empower Haitian citizens to take an active part in the rebuilding process? Looking specifically at the challenges facing Haitian women, this presentation explores tools including mapping, databases, digital cameras and more that are being used to promote human rights in post-earthquake Haiti.

Technologie

Mobiles, Mapping & Data
Harnessing Science for Human Rights in Haiti

Digital Democracy | Emily Jacobi

Global Programs
Two Years of Work All Around The World

Digital-Democracy.org | @DigiDem

January 2010, Haiti
Project Einstein photo workshop

Humanitarian Tech
Post-earthquake response

January 12: Map available on Garmin

OpenStreetMap January 16: Map available from OpenStreetMaps

Wikipedia meets Mapping

Openstreetmap.org

CrisisCommons
Volunteers all over the World

CrisisCommons.org

Ushahidi & 4636
Post-earthquake Information Sharing

Haiti.ushahidi.com Mission4636.org

The big question
How do these tools transition from immediate response to long-term reconstruction?

Handheld Human Rights Burma
Goal: Make Human Rights Data Accessible & Actionable

Handheldhumanrights.org

✤ Secure Communication

✤ Secure Documentation

✤ Public Information Sharing

Handheldhumanrights.org

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Health

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Health

Violence

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Health

Violence Education

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Health
Work

Violence Education

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Housing
Security

Health
Work

Violence Education

Whose voices are missing?

Haiti
What are the most pressing human rights concerns?

Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

Gender-Based
Violence
An Epidemic of Rape in the Camps

Reports By Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, IJDH, Madre & More

Tech to Address GBV
A Systemic Approach to stopping Rape

Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

Post-earthquake survey in Port-au-Prince:
83% of men
67% of women

Mobile Access
Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

Strong Network
Grassroots groups with thousands of members

Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

Documentation
Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

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Blogging, Video Reporting & More

Fanmpale.blogspot.com | #haitiwomen

Community Mapping
Learning how to map problems & solutions

Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

Monitoring Electoral Violence
Support from US Institute of Peace

USIP.org | #haitiwomen

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Women Hardest Hit

Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

Call Center
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Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

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Mobiles, Mapping & Data: Harnessing Human Rights for Haiti

1. Mobiles, Mapping & Data Harnessing Science for Human Rights in Haiti Digital Democracy | Emily Jacobi

2. Global Programs Two Years of Work All Around The World Digital-Democracy.org | @DigiDem

3. January 2010, Haiti Project Einstein photo workshop

4. January 2010, Haiti Project Einstein photo workshop

5. Humanitarian Tech Post-earthquake response

6. January 12: Map available on Garmin OpenStreetMap January 16: Map available from OpenStreetMaps Wikipedia meets Mapping Openstreetmap.org

7. CrisisCommons Volunteers all over the World CrisisCommons.org

8. Ushahidi & 4636 Post-earthquake Information Sharing Haiti.ushahidi.com Mission4636.org

9. Ushahidi & 4636 Post-earthquake Information Sharing Haiti.ushahidi.com Mission4636.org

10. Ushahidi & 4636 Post-earthquake Information Sharing Haiti.ushahidi.com Mission4636.org

11. The big question How do these tools transition from immediate response to long-term reconstruction?

12. Handheld Human Rights Burma Goal: Make Human Rights Data Accessible & Actionable Handheldhumanrights.org

13. ✤ Secure Communication ✤ Secure Documentation ✤ Public Information Sharing Handheldhumanrights.org

14. ✤ Secure Communication ✤ Secure Documentation ✤ Public Information Sharing Handheldhumanrights.org

15. ✤ Secure Communication ✤ Secure Documentation ✤ Public Information Sharing Handheldhumanrights.org

16. ✤ Secure Communication ✤ Secure Documentation ✤ Public Information Sharing Handheldhumanrights.org

17. Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

18. Housing Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

19. Housing Security Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

20. Housing Security Health Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

21. Housing Security Health Violence Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

22. Housing Security Health Violence Education Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

23. Housing Security Health Work Violence Education Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

24. Housing Security Health Work Violence Education Whose voices are missing? Haiti What are the most pressing human rights concerns? Institute For Justice & Democracy In Haiti - Ijdh.org

25. Listening to Women’s Voices

26. Shelter

27. Food

28. Uncertainty

29. Unemployment

30. Gender-Based Violence An Epidemic of Rape in the Camps Reports By Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, IJDH, Madre & More

31. Tech to Address GBV A Systemic Approach to stopping Rape Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

32. Post-earthquake survey in Port-au-Prince: 83% of men 67% of women Mobile Access Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

33. Strong Network Grassroots groups with thousands of members Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

34. Strong Network Grassroots groups with thousands of members Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

35. Documentation Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

36. Documentation Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

37. New Media Trainings Blogging, Video Reporting & More Fanmpale.blogspot.com | #haitiwomen

38. New Media Trainings Blogging, Video Reporting & More Fanmpale.blogspot.com | #haitiwomen

39. Community Mapping Learning how to map problems & solutions Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

40. Community Mapping Learning how to map problems & solutions Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

41. Monitoring Electoral Violence Support from US Institute of Peace USIP.org | #haitiwomen

42. Post-Election Violence Women Hardest Hit Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

43. Call Center Comprehensive Response Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

44. Call Center Comprehensive Response Digital-Democracy.org/haiti | #haitiwomen

45. Digital Democracy Empowering Civic Engagement with Digital Technologies Emily Jacobi | Ejacobi@digital-democracy.org | @emjacobi

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