Collective power for rights-based and just AI: going beyond the AI buzzword
The impact of AI systems on marginalised groups is overlooked way too often and this pattern deepens existing systemic problems and inequalities.
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Going Digital in Fundraising
Giving has never been as easily accessible as in today's virtual world but fundraising online comes with a range of issues that are yet to be addressed.
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Recommendations for incorporating human rights into AI impact assessments
New papers by ECNL and Data & Society on the importance of human rights impact assessments in mitigating algorithmic harm and ensuring accountability.
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Will you be our new team member?
ECNL is looking for a Finance Manager, apply now!
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Latin America regional report on nonprofit risk assessment
Documenting sector perceptions of terrorism financing risk and country compliance with FATF standards in Latin America, now available in English.
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ECNL at COP26
In Glasgow, ECNL made the case for a participatory approach in resolving the climate crisis and the importance an open civic space to step up climate action.
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Solving the climate crisis together: a message to the delegates at COP26
ECNL's blog on OpenGlobalRights on how restrictions on civil society undermine climate mitigation efforts and impede the collaboration that is so crucial to slowing the climate crisis over the next decade.
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FATF warning against restrictive legislation efforts – do not disrupt legitimate CSO activities!
Concerted advocacy efforts to implement FATF standards without harming CSOs lead to important win in Turkey.
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Briefer: How emergency measures affected protests in Georgia
Measures limiting protests, curfews, high fines for participating in assemblies: learn how the environment for protests was restricted during COVID-19 in Georgia.
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