Colourful Numbers

On July 27 Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition is launching Kill Switch, a six-part podcast series exploring the devastating impact of internet shutdowns on the human rights of people affected by this extraordinary form of anti-democratic oppression. The first episode is going live on the opening day of RightsCon, the world’s leading summit on human rights in the digital age, which will take place completely online for the first time, and runs July 27 — 31. Kill Switch features the stories of journalists, human rights defenders, activists, and others who have been deliberately cut off from the internet, and raises the profile of the NGOs, human rights advocates, and technical experts who are working to put an end to internet shutdowns globally. From Myanmar to Ethiopia, each episode addresses topical issues, the broad range of urgent human rights concerns that shutdowns raise, and the strategies that those fighting these devastating blackouts are leveraging to defend and extend the digital rights of people affected by these cut-offs. Kill Switch serves as an advocacy tool for anyone interested in supporting the #KeepItOn campaign, as well as an educational tool to raise awareness of this unparalleled form of suppression. Kill Switch is hosted by Felicia Anthonio, #KeepItOn Campaign Lead at Access Now, and produced by Volume with funding support from Internews. The next episode will be available on the Kill Switch feed wherever you get your podcasts: https://www.volume.africa/kill-switch www.accessnow.org

On July 27 Access Now and the #KeepItOn coalition is launching Kill Switch, a six-part podcast series exploring the devastating impact of internet shutdowns on the human rights of people affected by this extraordinary form of anti-democratic oppression. The first episode is going live on the opening day of RightsCon, the world's leading summit on human rights in the digital age, which will take place completely online for the first time, and runs July 27 — 31. Kill Switch features the stories of journalists, human rights defenders, activists, and others who have been deliberately cut off from the internet, and raises the profile of the NGOs, human rights advocates, and technical experts who are working to put an end to internet shutdowns globally. From Myanmar to Ethiopia, each episode addresses topical issues, the broad range of urgent human rights concerns that shutdowns raise, and the strategies that those fighting these devastating blackouts are leveraging to defend and extend the digital rights of people affected by these cut-offs. Kill Switch serves as an advocacy tool for anyone interested in supporting the #KeepItOn campaign, as well as an educational tool to raise awareness of this unparalleled form of suppression. Kill Switch is hosted by Felicia Anthonio, #KeepItOn Campaign Lead at Access Now, and produced by Volume with funding support from Internews. The next episode will be available on the Kill Switch feed wherever you get your podcasts: https://www.volume.africa/kill-switch www.accessnow.org

A show that looks at the important climate change stories behind the data.

Volume — A show that looks at the important climate change stories behind the data.

This week we have our minds blown as Lutfiyah presents why the climate crisis could have benefits.

Volume — This week we have our minds blown as Lutfiyah presents why the climate crisis could have benefits.

In this episode we pitch three numbers that tell the story of how the climate crisis is turning people into refugees all around the world.

Volume — In this episode we pitch three numbers that tell the story of how the climate crisis is turning people into refugees all around the world.

We take three numbers and explain the tragedy of what we are breathing in every day.

Volume — We take three numbers and explain the tragedy of what we are breathing in every day.