JOIN US AND SAY ‘NO’ TO VIOLENT TECH
We’re students at universities like Oxford, Cambridge, St Andrews, and Edinburgh who know it’s time to take a stand against the role of technology companies in oppressing migrant communities. We believe that students have the power to dismantle the tech-talent pipeline. Your voice can make a difference in this fight: will you join us?
What We Do
Coordinating student-led research highlighting the role of higher education institutions in housing and enabling violent technology companies
Equipping future and current tech workers with information they need to hold the technology industry accountable for its complicity in human suffering
Hosting teach-ins, talks, and workshops for members of the academic and activist community
NEW REPORT: SURVEILLANCE TECH PERPETUATES POLICE ABUSE OF POWER
Among global movements to reckon with police powers, a new report from UK research group No Tech For Tyrants unveils how police use surveillance technology…
NO TECH FOR TYRANTS LAUNCHES #RECRUITMENOT CAMPAIGN HIGHLIGHTING RACISM AND CENSORSHIP AT GOOGLE
The campaign calls on students and researchers worldwide to refuse to be recruited by Google, following the prominent silencing and firing of Google’s Ethical AI…
Who’s Behind Palantir UK feat. What are They Doing on Your Campus?
Who’s Who? Palantir’s co-founder Peter Thiel who according to Bloomberg, even after Palantir’s opening in the market, “will have more control over the company than…
Sign. Speak. #SendPalantirPacking!
Our #NoTechForU campaign highlighted information about violent tech being used for policing, migration, the state, and the university. Your engagement with the campaign helped hold…
The Corona Contracts: Public-Private Partnerships and the Need for Transparency
No Tech For Tyrants, a UK grassroots organisation, is explaining Palantir’s involvement with the UK government, including their partnership with the NHS. They explore the…
NoTechFor: University of Oxford
In the most recent chapter of the #NoTechForU Campaign, we’ve highlighted examples of higher education institutions (HEIs) being complicit with purveyors of anti-migrant violence technology.…