Centering Community Voices: How Tech Companies Can Better Engage with Civil Society Organizations

There is an urgent need to increase collaboration between companies and communities, say Nadah Feteih and Elodie Vialle.

Centering Community Voices: How Tech Companies Can Better Engage with Civil Society Organizations | TechPolicy.Press Centering Community Voices: How Tech Companies Can Better Engage with Civil Society Organizations Nadah Feteih, Elodie Vialle / Oct 5, 2023 Involving individuals that have expertise working with at-risk communities in the design process will allow companies to address online harms in a scalable and sustainable way, say Nadah Feteih and Elodie Vialle. Shutterstock Republish Share Social media platforms have helped a virtual world flourish where people are connected now more than

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