At the nexus of technology and human rights, Movements connects dissidents in closed societies with individuals around the world with skills to help. This powerful combination provides those fighting for human rights in dictatorships with the expertise they need to strengthen their voice. Movements takes out the middleman in human rights and creates links to strengthen dissidents and weaken dictators. It gives average people with unique skills the ability to help activists in need. Crowdsourcing the fight for human rights is in fact a new solution to an old problem. Movements is where anyone with a skill – artists, writers, journalists, translators, technologists, PR experts, policy-makers and more – can connect directly with human rights activists in closed societies. Their philosophy is that big, collective actions are only possible through small, individual ones and that everyone has a role to play. 
Web site: https://www.movements.org/ See also: https://www.movements.org/en/movements/about-movements/about-movements/
Technology and human rights
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