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=What's the Project?= | =What's the Project?= | ||
NNEDV is the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Their Annual Technology Summit is in late July and they've | NNEDV is the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Their Annual Technology Summit is in late July and they've requested a '''safe browser guide/tutorial that covers all browsers''' - to help domestic violence victims understand how to protect themselves online. | ||
This project is to create '''Browser Safety and Privacy: A Guide for Survivors'''. | |||
==Timing== | ==Timing== | ||
Launch date is | Launch date is TBD, following [http://nnedv.org/news/4263-second-annual-technology-summit-registration-now-open.html NNEDV's 2nd Annual Technology Summit] in July 2014 in San Jose, CA. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In 2013 and 2014, Mozilla was a sponsor of [http://nnedv.org/news/4263-second-annual-technology-summit-registration-now-open.html NNEDV's Annual Technology Summit]. In 2013, we presented a workshop on browser privacy, where the idea to launch a cross-browser safe browsing guide/tutorial was formed. | |||
==Other Ways to Help== | ==Other Ways to Help== | ||
*Work with NNEDV to host Maker Parties through their network focused on teaching privacy and security on the web to victims of domestic violence. | *Work with NNEDV to host Maker Parties through their network focused on teaching privacy and security on the web to victims of domestic violence. | ||
*Convert the safe browsing guide into a privacy teaching kit format so that NNEDV's network can teach it to other trainers (train-the-trainer) and/or survivors | |||
*Work with NNEDV to benchmark their network program so that we can learn from it as we build our contributor programs | |||
*Teach browser safety to survivors in your area | |||
*Create a badge for teaching safe browsing to advocates and survivors | |||
*Others? Please share your ideas. | *Others? Please share your ideas. | ||
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Please contact stacy at mozilla dot com. | Please contact stacy at mozilla dot com. | ||
==Getting Started== | |||
*Read [http://nnedv.org/pages/3868-facebook-privacy-safety.html Safety and Privacy on Facebook: A Guide for Survivors] | |||
*View [https://air.mozilla.org/nnedv-1/ 2013 Air Mozilla presentation] | |||
Latest revision as of 22:53, 24 September 2014
What's the Project?
NNEDV is the National Network to End Domestic Violence. Their Annual Technology Summit is in late July and they've requested a safe browser guide/tutorial that covers all browsers - to help domestic violence victims understand how to protect themselves online.
This project is to create Browser Safety and Privacy: A Guide for Survivors.
Timing
Launch date is TBD, following NNEDV's 2nd Annual Technology Summit in July 2014 in San Jose, CA.
History
In 2013 and 2014, Mozilla was a sponsor of NNEDV's Annual Technology Summit. In 2013, we presented a workshop on browser privacy, where the idea to launch a cross-browser safe browsing guide/tutorial was formed.
Other Ways to Help
- Work with NNEDV to host Maker Parties through their network focused on teaching privacy and security on the web to victims of domestic violence.
- Convert the safe browsing guide into a privacy teaching kit format so that NNEDV's network can teach it to other trainers (train-the-trainer) and/or survivors
- Work with NNEDV to benchmark their network program so that we can learn from it as we build our contributor programs
- Teach browser safety to survivors in your area
- Create a badge for teaching safe browsing to advocates and survivors
- Others? Please share your ideas.
How to Get Involved
Please contact stacy at mozilla dot com.