A few short weeks ago, we wrapped RightsCon Tunis – our largest summit yet with nearly 3,000 participants. Every year, we’re blown away by the RightsCon community’s energy, generosity of spirit, and commitment to building a better future, and this year was no exception.
A few short weeks ago, we wrapped RightsCon Tunis – our largest summit yet with nearly 3,000 participants. Every year, we’re blown away by the RightsCon community’s energy, generosity of spirit, and commitment to building a better future, and this year was no exception.
Today we have published RightsCon Tunis Learnings, a community statement that considers each major topic of conversation at RightsCon 2019, outlining a starting point for centering human rights in each industry and body of work. The statement is a reflection of the thought leadership at the conference and is intended to help people across the globe understand and apply rights-based principles in their work.
While RightsCon gets ready to kick off in Tunis, we welcome everyone to join in to the global conversation happening both at the venue and online. Here’s how!
Arrival Venue Program Other highlights What’s new In Tunis On June 11-14, 2019, a global community of business leaders, policy makers, general counsels, human rights defenders, government representatives, and technologists …
In a few days, we’ll come together for the largest RightsCon in our summit’s history – the first hosted in Africa and the Middle East. As we put together the final touches to welcome participants, we wanted to share our final blog post in a series highlighting our ongoing efforts to build a safe, secure, and productive space for the RightsCon community.
RightsCon isn’t a moment – it’s a movement. Last week, we launched our official program schedule for RightsCon Tunis (June 11 to 14, 2019). In less than a month, 2500+ …
Tip 1: Plan ahead | Tip 2: Strengthen your digital security | Tip 3: Get to know Tunisia | Tip 4: Review our safety plan (and yours) for RightsCon Tunis …
The Community Voices series highlights the work of our community — civil society organizations, governments, companies, human rights defenders, and startups — in the lead up to, during, and after …
This blog post is the first in a series highlighting ongoing efforts to support community safety and security, wellness, and resiliency at RightsCon Tunis. At the very first RightsCon event, …