Research
Our team uses interdisciplinary methods, including open-source intelligence, digital ethnography, policy analysis, and digital forensics, to investigate the intersection of tech and human rights. Designed for applicability, our research supports communities, advocates and policymakers in reshaping the rules of the game. By bridging technical rigor with human-centered design insights, we challenge injustices to build a more equitable digital future.
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Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) for Advocacy: Uncover critical evidence and insights
Using OSINT techniques, we gather data from open sources such as social media, public databases and news to strengthen advocacy efforts, expose abuses, and inform strategic decision-making.
Digital Ethnography & Community-Centered Research: Study how technology impacts communities
We document lived experiences, cultural contexts and systemic harms using digital ethnography and participatory methods. Our research ensures community voices and priorities are centered in understanding technology’s impact.
Policy Analysis & Strategic Recommendations: Analyze existing and emerging policies.
We assess the impact of existing and emerging policies—or the lack thereof—on digital rights, privacy and equity. We deliver proactive, evidence-based recommendations to shape policy and advocate for change before it’s too late.
Digital Investigations: Recover and analyze digital evidence for legal cases, human rights violations, or corporate accountability
Our forensics work is meticulously documented and legally admissible, providing robust support for litigation, accountability campaigns and internal investigations.