HRW: Students Not Products
A study by Human Rights Watch exposing the harm governments and education tech companies are causing children by harvesting their personal data.
Clients
Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch defends the rights of people in 100 countries worldwide, spotlighting abuses and bringing perpetrators to justice.
Our Clients
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- American Civil Liberties Union
- Ad Council
- Adobe
- AIGA
- Amnesty International USA
- Amplify
- Atlassian
- Bieniussa/Martinez Architects
- Bloomberg Philanthropies
- Blue Ridge Foundation New York
- Brooklyn Defenders
- Campaign for Black Male Achievement
- Center for Architecture
- Center for Employment Opportunity
- ClimateWorks Foundation
- Collaborative Fund
- Corriere della Sera
- Doctors of the World
- American Heart Association
- Center for Urban Pedagogy
- Civilla
- DonorsChoose
- Center For Policing Equity
- Climate Lead
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- Malala Fund
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- MINI/BMW
- MTV Entertainment Group
- NAACP
- National Endowment for the Arts
- Macro Sea
- Norwegian Peoples' Aid
- NYC Center for Health Equity & Community Wellness
- NYC Mayor's Office
- Pete for America
- New York Association of Pretrial Service Agencies
- New York Criminal Justice Agency
- Osborne Association
- Paramount
- Power the Polls
- Percapita
- NewSchools
- New York Civil Liberties Union
- Permanent Citizens Advisory Committee to the MTA
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- Regional Plan Association
- RFK Human Rights
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Sarah Lawrence College
- Sesame Workshop
- Spotify
- Subtraction
- TED
- The Harlem Stories Project
- The Leonardo Museum
- Thomson Reuters Foundation
- Transformative Action Institute
- Tuyo Media
- Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation
- Skoll Foundation
- Slate Magazine
- Soledad O’Brien Productions
- Spark Youth NYC
- The Justice Collaborative
- The Appeal
- Speed & Scale
- Supermajority
- The New York Community Trust
- Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation
- The Aspen Institute
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