Will you be at #RightsCon 2023? On June 8, tune into our online session on using the #BerkeleyProtocol in Ukraine. This session will be moderated by @hrcberkeley Research Manager Brian Nguyen, and includes panelists Nadia Volkova, Founder and Director of the Ukraine Legal Advisory Group and the Ukraine 5AM Coalition, and Roksolana Burianenko, Program manager of the Ukraine Archive at mnemonic. This virtual panel will also feature a representative from the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine.

Please join us as we learn from our experts on how the #BerkeleyProtocol was adapted and adopted for documentation, collection and preservation efforts in Ukraine.

Participants can register online for free by clicking “Free Online Ticket.” Upon registration, you can add our event titled, “Berkeley Protocol in Action: Successes and Challenges for Implementing Digital Investigation Standards in Ukraine” to your personalized RightsCon schedule.

https://www.rightscon.org/participate/

Join @hrcberkeley and the Institute for International Criminal Investigations for a five day, in-person foundational #OSINT course from March 13–17 in The Hague, Netherlands. Participants will learn key techniques, skills, and tools from the #BerkeleyProtocol to conduct digital open source investigations.

Apply now: https://iici.global/course/open-source-investigation-foundational/

"Investigations using public information have fundamentally changed the way war crimes are investigated in terms of the speed, scale and quality of information dissemination," said @hrcberkeley's Alexa Koenig regarding the #BerkeleyProtocol in conversation with Kenichiro Shino of The Asahi Shimbun Globe:

https://globe.asahi.com/article/14757751