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Una Hakika Selected as Semi-finalist For the 2016 Fuller Challenge

Una Hakika Selected as Semi-finalist For the 2016 Fuller Challenge

by Drew Boyd | Jul 12, 2016 | General News, Kenya

The Sentinel Project’s Una Hakika initiative has been announced as a 2016 Semi-Finalist in the Fuller Challenge, a prestigious annual competition named “Socially-Responsible Design’s Highest Award”. Each year, The Buckminster Fuller Institute invites scientists,...
Report: Una Hakika Phase 1 Results

Report: Una Hakika Phase 1 Results

by Christopher Tuckwood | Dec 21, 2015 | General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Team Announcements, Technology, Una Hakika

After two years of operating the Una Hakika information service, we are ready share our research findings is the “Una Hakika: Mapping and Countering the Flow of Misinformation in Kenya’s Tana Delta” released today. When our team first visited this part of Kenya that...
Securing the Delta: An Analysis of Rumour Propagation in Tana Delta

Securing the Delta: An Analysis of Rumour Propagation in Tana Delta

by Christine Mutisya | Dec 1, 2015 | General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Una Hakika

Numerous explanations have been proposed for the spread of misinformation in the world. The most common of these rumours are inaccurate or incomplete information or for vested interest. Kenya’s Tana Delta is a region rife with rumours and in the past two years Una...
Violence Prevention From the Ground Up

Violence Prevention From the Ground Up

by Adrian Gregorich | Sep 30, 2015 | Conferences, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Una Hakika

An interview with Drew Boyd, Director of Operations at the Sentinel Project How has Una Hakika worked with authorities to prevent the spread of rumours that may lead to violence? Drew: Una Hakika set out from the very beginning to plug into as many different and...

The Practice of Dispelling Rumours in Tana Delta

by John Green Otunga | Aug 17, 2015 | Kenya, Situations of Concern, Una Hakika

The question of the role of rumours in conflict begs an understanding into their construction, channels of distribution, their velocity, and their believability in the minds of local communities. True to any multi-ethnic community in Kenya, rumours are key in...
Youth Preventing Violence

Youth Preventing Violence

by John Green Otunga | Jun 1, 2015 | Conferences, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Una Hakika

An interview with Una Hakika community ambassador Kode Komora   What are the lasting effects of violence in the Tana Delta? I think that ethnic hatred has led to unfair job distribution, based on which tribe is in power.  Unstable political development agendas...
The Una Hakika Forum

The Una Hakika Forum

by Christine Mutisya | Apr 28, 2015 | Conferences, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Team Announcements, Technology, Una Hakika

The Una Hakika forum was held on 14th April at iHub in Nairobi. The forum’s intent was to inform stakeholders of  Una Hakika’s one year journey from its  birth and implementation to challenges faced and future plans. One year down the road we have covered 16 villages,...
Drones for Peace and Protection

Drones for Peace and Protection

by Adrian Gregorich | Apr 17, 2015 | General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Technology, Una Hakika

An interview with the Sentinel Project’s Director of Operations Drew Boyd. We’re used to hearing about drones as agents of death, that since their inception they have often been used for the purpose of violence. Why should people be convinced otherwise? Technology has...
Next Steps for Una Hakika

Next Steps for Una Hakika

by Adrian Gregorich | Apr 8, 2015 | General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Una Hakika

An interview with Una Hakika Project Coordinator John Green How has Una Hakika grown in the last year? Looking back at the progression of Una Hakika from a simple idea of reporting incendiary rumours in Tana Delta to a full-fledged violence prevention project is a...
The Attack That Never Was: A firsthand case for expanding Una Hakika and using UAVs

The Attack That Never Was: A firsthand case for expanding Una Hakika and using UAVs

by Christopher Tuckwood | Apr 1, 2015 | General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Technology, Una Hakika

One of my goals during our latest visit to the Tana Delta was to take a break from our usual routine of meetings, village visits, training sessions, and long hours on the road in order to simply observe Una Hakika in action. It seemed like a great opportunity to watch...
In Nairobi on April 14? Join us at the Una Hakika forum

In Nairobi on April 14? Join us at the Una Hakika forum

by Christopher Tuckwood | Mar 31, 2015 | Conferences, General News, Kenya, Situations of Concern, Team Announcements, Technology, Una Hakika

Is there a relationship between peace, conflict, technology, and misinformation? If so, how does this relationship work and what can we do to create healthier, more stable societies by responsively making accurate information readily available to citizens?...
The Sentinel Project Launches Conflict Tracking System

The Sentinel Project Launches Conflict Tracking System

by Drew Boyd | Feb 11, 2015 | Burma, Conferences, General News, Iran, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Situations of Concern, Sri Lanka, Technology

Sentinel CTS to be used for violence monitoring and tracking of emerging conflicts The Sentinel Conflict Tracking System is a data visualization platform that displays global conflicts being tracked by the Sentinel Project. The platform presents an interactive display...
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