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Exposing Systems of Power & Injustice
28+ International Conferences since 2014
330 Speakers from 55 Countries
Our main areas:
- Whistleblowing, Surveillance & Digital Resistance
- Critical Tech & AI
- Intersectionality, Social Justice, Art & Activism
- Misinformation, Hate Speech & Empowering Civil Society
- Anti-Corruption & Transparency
Disruption Network Lab is an independent non-profit founded in Berlin in 2014 as an ongoing platform of participatory and interdisciplinary events at the intersection of human rights, politics, technology and society.
Organising conferences, debates, meet-ups and workshops, we aim to create a better understanding of complex subjects, strengthen civil society, empower communities and to expose systems of power and injustice.
Developing work that advocates for critical thinking, we support a culture of transparency, solidarity and open knowledge.
Connecting whistleblowers, human right advocates, artists, hackers, journalists, lawyers and activists, groups and individuals from diverse disciplines and cultures, we promote justice, transparency, IT-literacy, respect of human rights and an open and inclusive debate.
Collectively seeking a deeper understanding of the challenges we face, we want to develop transdisciplinary cooperation among grassroots organisations, groups and professionals from all over the world.