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
NoTechFor: (E)U
In recent years the European Union has positioned itself as a champion of the rights of citizens to protect their personal data. With the unveiling…
NoTechFor: Forced Assimilation
Following the terror attack in Denmark of 2015, the state amped up its data analytics capabilities for counter-terrorism within the police and their Danish Security…
NoTechFor: Health Surveillance
The NHS is giving technology businesses access to unprecedented quantities of patient data for processing and analysis in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. One of…
NoTechFor: Leidos
In deals worth millions, both the UK Home office’s biometric platform and the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are set to gain advantages thanks…
NoTechFor: Anduril Industries
Recent reporting from The Washington Post confirms that the Trump administration has granted Anduril Industries a lucrative five-year contract with United States Customs and Border…
NoTechFor: Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters is a name usually associated with news reporting, rather than with Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. However, its Consolidated Lead Evaluation and…