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RightsWorkingE-Verify, Privacy Rights & Racial Profiling - Q & AAs talk of immigration reform moves forward, many in Congress are tying any reform to mandatory employment verification programs, particularly e-verify. As these conversations develop, Rights Working Group held a conference call with experts on e-verify and privacy to look at how mandatory e-verify will affect all people living and working in the United States.
Speakers:
Emily Tulli, Policy Attorney with the National Immigration Law Center
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center
2013-03-1312 minRightsWorkingE-Verify, Privacy Rights & Racial Profiling - Lillie Coney, EPICAs talk of immigration reform moves forward, many in Congress are tying any reform to mandatory employment verification programs, particularly e-verify. As these conversations develop, Rights Working Group held a conference call with experts on e-verify and privacy to look at how mandatory e-verify will affect all people living and working in the United States.
Speakers:
Emily Tulli, Policy Attorney with the National Immigration Law Center
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center
2013-03-1313 minRightsWorkingE-Verify, Privacy Rights & Racial Profiling - Chris Calabrese, ACLUAs talk of immigration reform moves forward, many in Congress are tying any reform to mandatory employment verification programs, particularly e-verify. As these conversations develop, Rights Working Group held a conference call with experts on e-verify and privacy to look at how mandatory e-verify will affect all people living and working in the United States.
Speakers:
Emily Tulli, Policy Attorney with the National Immigration Law Center
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center
2013-03-1308 minRightsWorkingE-Verify, Privacy Rights & Racial Profiling - Emily Tulli, NILCAs talk of immigration reform moves forward, many in Congress are tying any reform to mandatory employment verification programs, particularly e-verify. As these conversations develop, Rights Working Group held a conference call with experts on e-verify and privacy to look at how mandatory e-verify will affect all people living and working in the United States.
Speakers:
Emily Tulli, Policy Attorney with the National Immigration Law Center
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center
2013-03-1306 minRightsWorkingE-Verify, Privacy Rights & Racial Profiling - Introduction by Jumana MusaAs talk of immigration reform moves forward, many in Congress are tying any reform to mandatory employment verification programs, particularly e-verify. As these conversations develop, Rights Working Group held a conference call with experts on e-verify and privacy to look at how mandatory e-verify will affect all people living and working in the United States.
Speakers:
Emily Tulli, Policy Attorney with the National Immigration Law Center
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Counsel, American Civil Liberties Union
Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center
2013-03-1301 min
RightsWorkingJumana Musa introduces call on Privacy, Surveillance & #RacialProfilingRWG hosted a membership call addressing the effects of government surveillance on communities of color. Princeton Professor Imani Perry, author of More Beautiful and More Terrible: The Embrace and Transcendence of Racial Inequality in the United States, spoke about privacy and surveillance in the broader historical and legal context of race in the United States, and the ways these concepts, differently applied to communities of color, continue to perpetuate racial injustice. Joining Professor Perry will be Deborah Peterson Small, Executive Director of Break the Chains: Communities of Color and the War on Drugs, who discussed the way the “war on dr...
2012-10-0302 minRightsWorkingProfessor Imani Perry on Privacy, Surveillance & #RacialProfilingRWG hosted a membership call addressing the effects of government surveillance on communities of color. Princeton Professor Imani Perry, author of More Beautiful and More Terrible: The Embrace and Transcendence of Racial Inequality in the United States, spoke about privacy and surveillance in the broader historical and legal context of race in the United States, and the ways these concepts, differently applied to communities of color, continue to perpetuate racial injustice. Joining Professor Perry will be Deborah Peterson Small, Executive Director of Break the Chains: Communities of Color and the War on Drugs, who discussed the way the “war on dr...
2012-10-0312 minRightsWorkingDeborah Peterson Small on Privacy, Surveillance & #RacialProfilingRWG hosted a membership call addressing the effects of government surveillance on communities of color. Princeton Professor Imani Perry, author of More Beautiful and More Terrible: The Embrace and Transcendence of Racial Inequality in the United States, spoke about privacy and surveillance in the broader historical and legal context of race in the United States, and the ways these concepts, differently applied to communities of color, continue to perpetuate racial injustice. Joining Professor Perry will be Deborah Peterson Small, Executive Director of Break the Chains: Communities of Color and the War on Drugs, who discussed the way the “war on dr...
2012-10-0313 minRightsWorkingQuestions for speakers on on Privacy, Surveillance & #RacialProfilingRWG hosted a membership call addressing the effects of government surveillance on communities of color. Princeton Professor Imani Perry, author of More Beautiful and More Terrible: The Embrace and Transcendence of Racial Inequality in the United States, spoke about privacy and surveillance in the broader historical and legal context of race in the United States, and the ways these concepts, differently applied to communities of color, continue to perpetuate racial injustice. Joining Professor Perry will be Deborah Peterson Small, Executive Director of Break the Chains: Communities of Color and the War on Drugs, who discussed the way the “war on dr...
2012-10-0317 min
RightsWorkingFull Conference Call on #SB1070: Racial Profiling in the SpotlightIn the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s racial profiling law, many are asking: Is it possible to enforce section 2(b) of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 without using racial profiling? With perspectives from organizers, legal experts, and law enforcement, this call will tackle this question and draw on examples of policies such as Stop-and-frisk and unwarranted surveillance that encourage racial profiling across the country, as well as offer solutions that address all forms of racial profiling. Expanding the discussion beyond immigration, this call will look at what 2(b) means from a racial profiling lens, and share strate...
2012-07-2055 min
RightsWorkingCaller questions about #SB1070 & Racial ProfilingCall held Tuesday, July 17, 20102. In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s racial profiling law, many are asking: Is it possible to enforce section 2(b) of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 without using racial profiling? With perspectives from organizers, legal experts, and law enforcement, this call will tackle this question and draw on examples of policies such as Stop-and-frisk and unwarranted surveillance that encourage racial profiling across the country, as well as offer solutions that address all forms of racial profiling. Expanding the discussion beyond immigration, this call will look at what 2(b) means from a racial profil...
2012-07-2017 minRightsWorkingChief Ronald L. Davis, Police Chief of E. Palo Alto, on ending racial profiling (part 2)Call held Tuesday, July 17, 20102. In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s racial profiling law, many are asking: Is it possible to enforce section 2(b) of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 without using racial profiling? With perspectives from organizers, legal experts, and law enforcement, this call will tackle this question and draw on examples of policies such as Stop-and-frisk and unwarranted surveillance that encourage racial profiling across the country, as well as offer solutions that address all forms of racial profiling. Expanding the discussion beyond immigration, this call will look at what 2(b) means from a racial profil...
2012-07-2007 minRightsWorkingChief Ronald L. Davis, Police Chief of E. Palo Alto, on ending racial profiling (part 1)Call held Tuesday, July 17, 20102. In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s racial profiling law, many are asking: Is it possible to enforce section 2(b) of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 without using racial profiling? With perspectives from organizers, legal experts, and law enforcement, this call will tackle this question and draw on examples of policies such as Stop-and-frisk and unwarranted surveillance that encourage racial profiling across the country, as well as offer solutions that address all forms of racial profiling. Expanding the discussion beyond immigration, this call will look at what 2(b) means from a racial profil...
2012-07-2001 minRightsWorkingRWG Moderator Jumana Musa introduces speakers on call about #SB170Call held Tuesday, July 17, 20102. In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision on Arizona’s racial profiling law, many are asking: Is it possible to enforce section 2(b) of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 without using racial profiling? With perspectives from organizers, legal experts, and law enforcement, this call will tackle this question and draw on examples of policies such as Stop-and-frisk and unwarranted surveillance that encourage racial profiling across the country, as well as offer solutions that address all forms of racial profiling. Expanding the discussion beyond immigration, this call will look at what 2(b) means from a racial profil...
2012-07-2003 min
RightsWorkingVeena Dupal of Asian Law Caucus at #SecureRights ConveningActivists who are working on local responses to policies driven by federal agencies will discuss tactics, lessons learned, and emerging opportunities. Participants are invited to join the conversation with recommendations about how to best connect various efforts and expand on recent victories. [Apologies for missing the beginning of Hamid's speech]
Speakers: LaResse Harvey, A Better Way Foundation; Nadia Kayyali, Coalition for a Safe San Francisco & National Lawyers' Guild; Hamid Khan, Community Organizer; Veena Dubal, Asian Law Caucus (Moderator) and George Friday, Bill of Rights Defense Committee (Moderator)
2012-01-2403 min
RightsWorkingJumana Musa introduces "Privacy in Perspective" at #SecureRights ConveningImplication of Government Surveillance on Human Rights and Civil Liberties
2011-12-0600 minRightsWorkingSarahi Uribe Discovers Next Generation Identification (NGI) Thru FOIA RequestSarahi Uribe of the National Day Laborers Organizing Network invites you join us at the "Securing Our Rights Convening in the Information Sharing Era: A convening on national security, surveillance and immigration enforcement" in San Francisco, Calif. from Dec. 1 - 2, 2011. Learn more about NGI and how that impacts our communities. For more information: www.securingourrights.org
2011-10-2400 min