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What are challenges in covering campus safety, telling data & human stories around it? Learn from @feliciamello, @omarsrashad of @calmatters, @maassive, @HaileyRodis of @EFF, moderated by @shebel, @opencampus media at #ewahighered 10/19 1:30 ET
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Hats off to an incredible #NHLDraft. 🧢
RT for a chance to win our 2021 Draft hat for yourself!
Hailey Rodis retweeted
Police on college campuses are deploying sophisticated surveillance tech more common to major metropolitan areas. Explore this new report from @EFF and @RSJNevada students (big props to the primary data wrangler @HaileyRodis) eff.org/deeplinks/2021/03/sc…
They audacity of some people (@taylorswift13) to announce yet another surprise album. What if I had plans tonight, huh? Well, #evermorealbum releases at midnight eastern so if you need me, sorry 🤷♀️
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The Atlas of Surveillance just topped 6,000 data points!
Big congrats to student researchers @jj_mazzucotelli, @OliviaNAli, @HaileyRodis and all the others at @RSJNevada and beyond who've helped this project come to life. atlasofsurveillance.org
I have a very important question for everyone. Are cheetos chips? @ChesterCheetah
12%Yes
88%No
8 votes • Final resultsThinge I've noticed while watching the @ArizonaCoyotes
1. When my brother claps for goals, my dog thinks he wants to see her. She is then disappointed when she realizes what happened.
2. My other dog does not like the howl. Too bad for her, this is a #yotes house. #HowlYeah
What's the best thing that's happened today? Is it @taylorswift13 surprising everyone with a new album or @NHLSeattle_ releasing their name?
For me its definitely #Folklore being released but everyone is entitled to their own opinions 🤷♀️😺
Make sure to check out this project that I worked on along with a lot of other @RSJNevada interns and some really cool people at @EFF! #RSJInternships
The Atlas of Surveillance project was probably the largest collaboration I've ever worked on, built through the passion and labor of hundreds of researchers, journalists, and students. Here's my massive thank you thread. atlasofsurveillance.org 1/many
Advice for #rsj108, take your time on assignments and follow the directions but don't be afraid to have fun. After all isn't that what #life is all about? @carenroblin
Make sure you check out this article about a Real Time Crime Center that has been around for months but no one knew about it. This shows the importance of #journalism and the work that investigative journalists like @jeremyjojola do #rsj108
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Thank you! It has been intriguing to research surveillance technology and how it is being used by law enforcement for @EFF. Looking forward to your article!
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I was tipped off to this posting after a journalism student at the University of Nevada Reno found it. She's working on a larger project with other journalists about mass surveillance. Her name is Hailey Rodis. Props to her. 3/
Thank you! I've had a really great experience working with @maassive and the other @RSJNevada interns researching surveillance across the country. It's exciting to see that this information has merit for professional journalists!
Thank you so much! You never know what spending hours scouring the web can get you!
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Take a hint from the companion that does everything on its own terms. #Cats have been practicing social distancing since ancient Egypt, and it's time you did too. #StayHome #RSJ108 @carenroblin
Check out this photo, featured in the #TIME100Photos, of the Loch Ness Monster. Taken in 1934, this picture has gone on to support the existence of Nessie, but it might have been staged. What do you think? #rsj108 @carenroblin
Today the @AFThunderbirds flew over the Las Vegas Valley as a salute to #COVIDー19 #FirstResponders! Thank you to everyone who is helping those who are sick in these challenging times ✈ #RSJ108













