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	Y si aún hay preguntas o quieren saber más, vengan al [[VPN Community Initiative Village 2023\|VPN village]], que allá voy a estar hablando más del asunto: https://digitalrights.formstack.com/forms/1vpn2023		Y si aún hay preguntas o quieren saber más, vengan al [[VPN Community Initiative Village 2023\|VPN village]], que allá voy a estar hablando más del asunto: https://digitalrights.formstack.com/forms/1vpn2023

	They cover many areas related to shutdowns: from preparation, to observation, to advocacy. There's a course to learn how to monitor shutdowns with OONI and with IODA		They cover many areas related to shutdowns: from preparation, to observation, to advocacy. There's a course to learn how to monitor shutdowns with OONI and with IODA.

	You can take away a lot of "aha moments" with these courses:		You can take away a lot of "aha moments" with these courses:

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 Come to share emerging and existing digital rights conversations happening around the world and in your region at this Glitter Meetup! There is something new, specific or special that you would like to bring to the technology and human rights table? Join us and let's talk about it!
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+'''Courses from Shutdown Academy:''' Que están en español, son en línea y se pueden hacer de modo autónomo sin costo alguno. Si quieren saber más, DM me o contact.es@advocacyassembly.org:

Victoria: Created page with "{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 10px; width: 20%; background-color:#A9D743;" |'''Glitter Meetups''' What are Glitter Meetups Notes from Past Glitter Meetups Virtual Events Calendar Join the TCU Mattermost |}Glitter Meetup is the weekly town hall of the Internet Freedom community at the IF Square on the TCU Mattermost, at 9am EDT / 1pm UTC. Do you need an invite? L..."

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|'''Glitter Meetups'''
*[[Glitter Meetup|What are Glitter Meetups]]
*[[Community Updates|Notes from Past Glitter Meetups]]
*[[Calendar of Events|Virtual Events Calendar]]
*[[IFF Mattermost|Join the TCU Mattermost]]
|}Glitter Meetup is the weekly town hall of the Internet Freedom community at the IF Square on the TCU Mattermost, at 9am EDT / 1pm UTC. Do you need an invite? Learn how to get one [[TCU Mattermost|here]].
*'''Date:''' Thursday, November 16
*'''Time:''' 9am EST / 2pm UTC
*'''Who:''' Mardiya
*'''Where:''' On TCU Mattermost "IF Square" Channel.
**Don't have an account to the TCU Mattermost? [[TCU Mattermost|you can request one following the directions here.]]
===='''What Is Happening in Digital Rights Around the World?'''====
Come to share emerging and existing digital rights conversations happening around the world and in your region at this Glitter Meetup! There is something new, specific or special that you would like to bring to the technology and human rights table? Join us and let's talk about it!
==Notes==
''Notes will be posted here''

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	Come to share emerging and existing digital rights conversations happening around the world and in your region at this Glitter Meetup! There is something new, specific or special that you would like to bring to the technology and human rights table? Join us and let's talk about it!		Come to share emerging and existing digital rights conversations happening around the world and in your region at this Glitter Meetup! There is something new, specific or special that you would like to bring to the technology and human rights table? Join us and let's talk about it!
	==Notes==		==Notes==
	'''Courses from Shutdown Academy:''' Que están en español, son en línea y se pueden hacer de modo autónomo sin costo alguno. Si quieren saber más, ~~DM me o~~ contact.es@advocacyassembly.org:		'''Courses from Shutdown Academy:''' Que están en español, son en línea y se pueden hacer de modo autónomo sin costo alguno. Si quieren saber más, escríbannos a contact.es@advocacyassembly.org:

	* ~~<nowiki>~~https://advocacyassembly.org/es/courses~~</nowiki>~~		* En español: https://advocacyassembly.org/es/courses
	* ~~<nowiki>~~https://advocacyassembly.org/en/courses~~</nowiki>~~		* En inglés: https://advocacyassembly.org/en/courses
	* ~~<nowiki>~~https://advocacyassembly.org/ar~~</nowiki>~~		* En árabe: https://advocacyassembly.org/ar

	Y si aún hay preguntas o quieren saber más, vengan al VPN village, que allá voy a estar hablando más del asunto: https://digitalrights.formstack.com/forms/1vpn2023		Y si aún hay preguntas o quieren saber más, vengan al [[VPN Community Initiative Village 2023\|VPN village]], que allá voy a estar hablando más del asunto: https://digitalrights.formstack.com/forms/1vpn2023

	They cover many areas related to shutdowns: from preparation, to observation, to advocacy. There's a course to learn how to monitor shutdowns with ~~Ooni~~ and with IODA		They cover many areas related to shutdowns: from preparation, to observation, to advocacy. There's a course to learn how to monitor shutdowns with OONI and with IODA

	You can take away a lot of "aha moments" with these courses:		You can take away a lot of "aha moments" with these courses:
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	The ECOWAS court ruling, for example, was a bit step: <nowiki>https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/internet-shutdowns-in-togo-illegal/</nowiki>		The ECOWAS court ruling, for example, was a bit step: <nowiki>https://www.accessnow.org/press-release/internet-shutdowns-in-togo-illegal/</nowiki>

	And there's a case in Colombia that seems to be following the path: ~~<nowiki>~~https://www.mediadefence.org/news/why-did-internet-go-down-in-cali-colombia-during-the-2021-protests-a-high-court-ordered-the-government-to-find-out/~~</nowiki>~~		And there's a case in Colombia that seems to be following the path: https://www.mediadefence.org/news/why-did-internet-go-down-in-cali-colombia-during-the-2021-protests-a-high-court-ordered-the-government-to-find-out/

	Cloudflare has a provision for digital rights defenders to access it to track shutdowns, etc: ~~<nowiki>~~https://www.cloudflare.com/galileo/~~</nowiki>~~		Cloudflare has a provision for digital rights defenders to access it to track shutdowns, etc: https://www.cloudflare.com/galileo/

	There was a super interesting webinar with experts last week, exploring how the issues take place in ~~LatAm~~: ~~<nowiki>~~https://www.mediadefence.org/news/webinar-el-impacto-de-cortes-y-bloqueos-de-internet-america-latina-libertad-de-expresion-copy/~~</nowiki>~~		There was a super interesting webinar with experts last week, exploring how the issues take place in Latin America: https://www.mediadefence.org/news/webinar-el-impacto-de-cortes-y-bloqueos-de-internet-america-latina-libertad-de-expresion-copy/

	It's important understanding of the context to be able to learn more deeply how it all works. A shutdown during elections is different from one during a protest. Or it could be banning certain sites (i.e. censorship).		It's important understanding of the context to be able to learn more deeply how it all works. A shutdown during elections is different from one during a protest. Or it could be banning certain sites (i.e. censorship).

	Another learning pill: Shutdowns can never be a measured response, according to international bodies. And when I think of the case of Venezuela: they don't need to pull big shutdowns. Communications have been intervened or interrupted slowly and surely in the last years: it's the speed of the internet, the blocking of sires, the closing of radio stations. It's a whole web that let's them say "us!? Never! We have never pulled a shutdown"		Another learning pill: Shutdowns can never be a measured response, according to international bodies. And when I think of the case of Venezuela: they don't need to pull big shutdowns. Communications have been intervened or interrupted slowly and surely in the last years: it's the speed of the internet, the blocking of sires, the closing of radio stations. It's a whole web that let's them say "us!? Never! We have never pulled a shutdown".

	There are regional and international bodies, like the case of ECOWAS court and in. the Americas the IACHR. But there are other bodies, like it happened in Colombia. The rulling we were talking about before was the Colombian Constitutional Court. And I think in general, as with other HR violations, making them known is important. At some point evidence of violations will block the game of an administration, make it illegitimate or liable to legal action in the future.		There are regional and international bodies, like the case of ECOWAS court and in. the Americas the IACHR. But there are other bodies, like it happened in Colombia. The rulling we were talking about before was the Colombian Constitutional Court. And I think in general, as with other HR violations, making them known is important. At some point evidence of violations will block the game of an administration, make it illegitimate or liable to legal action in the future.
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	* https://advocacyassembly.org/en/courses/74/chapter/1/lesson/1		* https://advocacyassembly.org/en/courses/74/chapter/1/lesson/1
	* ~~<nowiki>~~https://youtu.be/txygRz87UBg?si=ZqhslRLq9IRc7XZ7~~</nowiki>~~		* https://youtu.be/txygRz87UBg?si=ZqhslRLq9IRc7XZ7
	* https://systemicjustice.ngo/community-toolkit/		* https://systemicjustice.ngo/community-toolkit/