John Jay College of Criminal Justice Michelle D. Miranda / /
IndustryTerm
computer forensics tools / social media / satellite imagery analysis / mobile technology / potential tools / pedagogical tools / humanitarian infrastructure / high resolution satellite imagery / law enforcement / Digital forensics tools / media reports / information communication technologies / transnational advocacy networks / /
Movie
Conspiracy of Silence / /
Organization
Department of Security Systems and Law Enforcement Technology / Civil / civil society / New York University / Center for Global Affairs / Cornell / Harvard / Farmingdale State College / United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime / Global Civil Society / SUNY / John Jay College of Criminal Justice Michelle D. Miranda / /
Person
Nathaniel Raymond / Initiative Colette Mazzucelli / Manuel Castells / Marie-Helen Maras / Margaret Keck / Colette Mazzucelli / Ana Cristina Nunez / Michelle D. Miranda / Kathryn Sikkink / /
Position
social scientist / Director / Signal Program / Data Analysis Manager / physician / Assistant Professor / Manager / Signal Program / Imagery Analysis Manager / Associate Professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Florida / New York / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
World Affairs / Human Rights Quarterly / Global Affairs / /
Technology
Geospatial Technologies / remote sensing / Information Communication Technologies / /
WHITE PAPER Current Challenges: Information Communication Technologies for Human Rights Documentation Nathaniel Raymond, Director, Signal Program on Human Security and Technology, Harvard Humanitarian Initiative