Projects Overview

Justbot

This project aims at increasing access to justice by digitalising the application form to the European Court of Human Rights. The project is made possible with advice and financial support from the Law Faculty of the University of Oslo and Lovdata.

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Stay SAFE. Cyberbullying and online safety

Stay SAFE is a project focusing on the increase in knowledge and awareness about the problem of internet safety and cyberbullying among young people and youth workers. The main objectives of this project are to improve the quality and relevance of youth work, knowledge, awareness and skills on cyber bullying and online safety. The project is financed by the European Union through the Erasmus Plus programme. Our partners in this project are CECIS - Romania (coordinator), Oriel ETS - Italy, InMotion Armenia, ProActive Group Georgia and ImpACtive Youth Organisation - Turkey.

Technology for Peace

The Technology for Peace Project is an innovative approach for peace-education which aims to bring a better understanding and appreciation of identities and challenge attitudes and prejudices. The project is financed by the European Union through the Erasmus Plus programme and conducted in partnership with IGEEI – Philippines, CECIS -Romania, CSDS – Vietnam, FSL – India and Regionalne Centrum Wolontariatu - Poland.

Report: Human Rights Challanges posed by the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Our entire team is contributing on this very important project that aims to gather the challenges that the exponential growth of technology is posing to human rights.

Sharing and caring. Rights for the Gig Economy workers.

The gig economy is characterized by short term, on-demand services, where the workers are generally labeled as independent contractors and fall outside of labour law legislation. The increase in the gig economy workers is also called the “uberisation” of the labour market.

Machine learning for development

The main purpose of this project is to develop a multivariable algorithms that can be used in a development context and for policy purposes.