• Home
  • About
    • What We Do
    • Staff and Board
    • Funding
    • Code of Conduct
    • News Coverage
    • Join Our Team
    • Workshops
    • Contact
  • Research
    • Publications
    • What is Dangerous Speech?
    • Dangerous Speech Examples
    • What is Counterspeech?
    • Dangerous Speech: A Practical Guide
    • Global Research Initiative
      • Current Global Research Initiative (GRI) Fellows
      • Past GRI Researchers
    • Third Party Resources
    • DS Around the World
      • Summary
      • Kenya
      • Myanmar
      • Nigeria
      • Sri Lanka
      • South Sudan
      • United States
  • FAQ
  • Blog
  • Donate
  • Subscribe

Working paper: Transgressive transitions

May 26,2023

New working paper by the Disinformation Project titled ‘Transgressive transitions’ outlines a measurable rise in both volume and tone of transphobia, as well as evidence of foreign interference in New Zealand online communities.

Read More

Improving living conditions does not end hate speech

May 18,2023

Professor at Harvard University, Susan Benesch, stated at an international conference in the Azores that “living conditions do not seem to be the determining factor” in relation to hate speech.

Read More

Julia Angwin Quotes DSP in New York Times Op Ed

May 10,2023

In her recent op ed for the New York Times, Julia Angwin urges that “understanding the distinction between fear-inducing and hateful speech is crucial as we collectively grapple with how to govern global internet platforms.”

Read More

PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE OVERSIGHT BOARD’S “CAMBODIAN PRIME MINISTER” CASE

April 28,2023

Executive Director of the Dangerous Speech Project Susan Benesch responds to the Oversight Board’s March 16th call for public comments regarding an appeal to remove video of a speech by Cambodia’s prime minister, Hun Sen from his official Facebook page.

Read More

EVENT | Dangerous Speech: A Primer

March 29,2023

In collaboration with the Asia Foundation’s Resiliency Initiative, Director of Research Cathy Buerger will be discussing dangerous speech; what it is, how it impacts our current society, and what we can do to mitigate its effects. The virtual meeting will begin April 9th at 10pm EST.

Read More

Public Comment on the Oversight Board’s “Brazilian general’s speech” Case

March 23,2023

Susan Benesch responds on behalf of the Dangerous Speech Project to the Oversight Boards call for public comments regarding their case “Brazilian general’s speech” (2023-001-FB-UA).

Read More

EVENT: Digital Dilemmas: Addressing Human Rights in the Age of Social Media & AI

March 17,2023

Susan Benesch will be speaking in-person at American University, Washington College of Law for a panel discussion on social media and AI enabled human rights abuses on March 20, 2023.

Read More

Event: Symbols, Conflict, and Identity

March 17,2023

Cathy Buerger will be speaking on this panel, which explores the roles and functions of hate speech and contested symbols in (post)conflict societies on Mar 21, 2023.

Read More

‘Ukrainization’ becomes a dangerous word as refugee crisis continues

February 16,2023

There is relatively little tension between Poland and Ukrainians, and openly anti-immigrant or anti-Ukrainian speech is extremely rare in mainstream political debate. However, one seemingly benign, but actually dangerous word has proliferated in Polish public discourse.

Read More

Meta Reinstates Trump’s Facebook Account, Implements New ‘Civil Unrest’ Protocol for Public Figures

January 25,2023

We’re disappointed that Meta is restoring Trump’s accounts, but its new approach to content by public figures in times of civil unrest is an improvement.

Read More
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • …
  • 11
  • Next Page »

© Copyright 2023 Dangerous Speech Project

Powered by Team Internet Marketing