Episode 35: Interview with Zara Rahman and Tom Walker

Download: Episode 35.

This week I chat with Zara Rahman (@zararah) and Tom Walker (@thomwithoutanh) from the Engine Room (@engnroom) about about the use of technology and data for social change. Enjoy!

Show Notes

• The Engine Room
• Zara Rahman | The Engine Room
• Tom Walker | The Engine Room
• Responsible Data Forum — A series of collaborative events, convened to develop useful tools and strategies for dealing with the ethical, security and privacy challenges facing data-driven advocacy.
• Data & Society
• Technology Tools in Human Rights | The Engine Room
• Zara Rahman – zararah.net Zara Rahman
• Close Calls — Real Life

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