20 Jun Eyes on the Border: Keeping Families Together
ICE | palikaUsing video and audio to document abuse and advocate for immigrant families at the border
18 Jun The WITNESS Media Lab and El Grito Launch “Profiling the Police”
Uncategorized, Update | matisseThe project is a collaboration with El Grito de Sunset Park that looks at how eyewitness video can be collected, curated, analyzed and used to expose systemic police violence.
04 May Using Facebook in an era of mass deportation
ICE, Uncategorized | palikaWe answer digital security questions from immigrant community members to help them understand their concerns about the Facebook scandal.
27 Mar WITNESS joins #WeHaveRights campaign
ICE | DalilaWITNESS is proud to join the ACLU’s We Have Rights campaign to distribute a series of powerful and informative videos based on true stories to provide real life action points for what to do when ICE is outside our doors, is in our homes, stops us in our communities, and/or arrests us.
01 Mar JUAN’S STORY: From Surveillance Camera to the Courtroom
ICE | palikaThis post examines the role of surveillance video in advocating for Juan Hernandez, and fighting against his deportation
04 Feb Checklist: Sharing Videos of Encounters with ICE
ICE | reynalevine Filming encounters with Immigration and Customs Officials (ICE) can expose human rights abuses, deter violence, substantiate reports and serve as evidence. But if the footage isn’t captured safely and ethically, it can put people at risk. This tip sheet provides basic Know Your Rights guidance
04 Feb Q&A: Legal Issues and Security when filming Immigration Officials
ICE | reynalevine Filming these encounters on a cellphone or other device, if possible, can help expose illegal activity and human rights abuses committed by ICE officers, deter violence, substantiate reports and serve as evidence. However, if footage isn’t captured and/or shared safely and ethically, there can be unintended harm to
04 Feb Filming Immigration and Customs Officials (tipsheet)
ICE | reynalevineClick here to read the full tipsheet Filming encounters with Immigration and Customs Officials (ICE) can expose human rights abuses, deter violence, substantiate reports and serve as evidence. But if the footage isn’t captured safely and ethically, it can put people at risk. This tip
04 Feb Filming Immigration and Customs Officials (video)
ICE | reynalevine Find additional resources at: #EyesOnICE webinar series bit.ly/ACLU_Right2Record bit.ly/ACLU_KYR_Immigrants www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/ice-home-and-community-arrests/