Fwd: Webinar - Technology at the US-Mexico Border: What Communities Need to Know!
Molly Molloy
From: 'Amy Fischer' via Border call <borde...@googlegroups.com>
Date: Mon, Aug 19, 2024 at 12:39 PM
Subject: Webinar - Technology at the US-Mexico Border: What Communities Need to Know!
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Dear colleagues,
Amnesty International and the Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law are teaming up to deliver a webinar at 1:30 pm EST on 11 Sept about the use of technology, especially artificial intelligence, at the US-Mexico border. The webinar will cover topics in these recent publications:
- The Digital Border: Migration, Technology and Inequality (Amnesty International)
- Raiding the Genome: How the United States Government Is Abusing Its Immigration Powers to Amass DNA for Future Policing (Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law)
- CBP One Mobile Application Violates the Rights of People Seeking Asylum in the United States (Amnesty International)
The space is meant for NGOs, service providers, anyone who works with folks on the move at the border, so we know what we’re facing. It will be available in both English and Spanish. Hope you can make it and spread the word – all the info is below and you can RSVP here: bit.ly/techattheborder
In solidarity,
Amy
🎙️ Technology at the US-Mexico Border: What Communities Need to Know 💻
🗓️ 11 Sept, 1:30 pm Eastern time
The use of technology, including artificial intelligence, has transformed the landscape of the US-Mexico border in recent years. How have these new technologies altered the experiences of people seeking asylum, border communities, and others? Tune in to a panel
of experts to learn more about what technology is being used, how it’s being used, and the broader impacts and implications, including what communities need to know to protect themselves. This session will have simultaneous interpretation in English and Spanish
based on language preferences indicated in the registration form.
Presenters:
💥Emerald Tse, Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law
💥Marianna Poyares, Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law
💥Mary Kapron, Amnesty International
💥Eliza Aspen, Amnesty International
💥Amy Fischer, Amnesty International USA
👉Moderated by Stevie Glaberson, Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law
🖊️ RSVP here: bit.ly/techattheborder ✅
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🎙️ Tecnología en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México: lo que las comunidades deben saber 💻
🗓️ 11 Sept, 11:30 am CDMX
El uso de la tecnología, incluida la inteligencia artificial, ha transformado el panorama de la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México en los últimos años. ¿Cómo han alterado estas nuevas tecnologías las experiencias de las personas que buscan asilo, las comunidades fronterizas y otras? Sumase a un panel de personas expertas para obtener más información sobre qué tecnología se está utilizando, cómo se está utilizando y los impactos e implicaciones más amplios, incluido lo que las comunidades necesitan saber para protegerse. Está sesión contará con apoyo de interpretación simultánea hacia el inglés y el español.
Presentando:
💥Emerald Tse, Centro de Derecho y Privacidad de Georgetown
💥Marianna Poyares, Centro de Derecho y Privacidad de Georgetown
💥Mary Kapron, Amnistía Internacional
💥Eliza Aspen, Amnistía Internacional
💥Amy Fischer, Amnistía Internacional EEUU
👉Moderado por Stevie Glaberson, Centro de Derecho y Privacidad de Georgetown
🖊️RSVP aquí: bit.ly/techattheborder ✅
Amy Fischer (she/her/ella)
Director, Refugee and Migrant Rights
Amnesty International USA
cell: 202-768-4082
Working to protect human rights worldwide
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