A trainer-development process that strengthens the capacities of defenders of sexual, reproductive, and territorial rights against surveillance, digital violence, and the risks of artificial intelligence.
Defenders, collectives and tech allies from across the region.
Human rights defenders, feminist collectives, communicators and community technologists from Latin America, with priority for those active in organizing processes.
Identify threats specific to the context of defenders and collectives.
Classify, protect, and safely share sensitive data.
Free-software tools and practices to communicate without exposure.
Containment, documentation, and support protocols after an attack.
Protecting your organization's collective services and platforms.
Data exposure, automated surveillance, misinformation, and unsafe use of generative tools.
Stage 1Open call for defenders, collectives, communicators, and community technologists. Selection of approximately 20 participants.
Stage 2Six participatory sessions with hands-on exercises, plus initial and final learning assessments.
Stage 3Support group to develop local implementation ideas. Selection of 5-6 participants for direct accompaniment.
Stage 4In-person gathering to strengthen replication plans, distribute stipends, and document what was learned.
Top-performing participants receive direct support to implement their replication plan within their organization or territory.
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