Tech Against Terrorism supports the global technology sector in responding to terrorist use of the internet whilst respecting human rights, with an explicit focus on supporting those smaller tech platforms with fewer resources to address the urgent threat of terrorist exploitation. We work closely with the United Nations, the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT), dozens of smaller tech platforms, democratic governments, and civil society.
The Knowledge Sharing Platform (KSP) is a platform developed by Tech Against Terrorism to provide smaller tech companies with a collection of interactive tools and resources designed to support their operational and policy-oriented requirements with regard to developing and implementing an effective and human rights compliant counterterrorism response. To read more about our Knowledge Sharing Platform, please visit the blog post on it here.
Tech Against Terrorism’s Mentorship Programme sits at the core of Tech Against Terrorism’s policy support work, helping tech companies in improving and future-proofing their policies. We also assist tech companies in developing the necessary processes and mechanisms to enforce their policies. Since 2018, Tech Against Terrorism has mentored 25 tech platforms to help them tackle terrorist use of their platforms whilst respecting human rights and freedom of speech. Our mentorship programme also supports tech platforms in strengthening transparency and accountability mechanisms around their content moderation.
About the role:
Tech Against Terrorism is looking for a Policy amp; Research Intern to support our core policy and knowledge sharing workstream for 6-month period. This role will give you an opportunity to get involved in a variety of topics such as technology, tech policy, terrorism, human rights, and digital rights. The role is well-suited for recent Master’s degree students from programmes in Tech Policy, Cybersecurity, International Law, Counter Terrorism, Security, and International Politics or candidates with subject matter knowledge of tech policy and counterterrorism looking for early career experience.
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If you are interested in this job please apply now by submitting your CV, one-page cover letter, and a 500-word writing sample. The closing date for applications is on 4th October 2021
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