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david kobia ory okolloh erik hersman juliana rotich
Crowd Sourcing Crisis Information Juliana Rotich [email_address] The role of Citizen Media in the Web of the Future
Kenya Elections 2007 Getting from here To here To here
President Mwai Kibaki incumbent Raila Odinga opposition
Media Blackout traditional media blogs/social media
Ory Okolloh kenyanpundit.com
Bahrain Land Rights (PDF) -  http://elijahzarwan.net/blog/?p=268
Tunisia Prisons Map -  http://kitab.nl/tunisianprisonersmap
Our Goals Create a way for  everyday   Kenyans  to report incidents of violence that they saw Create an  archive  of news and reports around those same events Show  where  the majority of the violence was happening
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Citizen Journalists Objectives - The question why do you blog? is instructive - Blogging as a way of dealing with events around you Reaching Globally - Why do people pay attention? *What is the number of dead at which Compassion Fatigue starts to occur?  a) 40,000 b) 50 c) 2 d) 500,000 *(Wired Mag Jul 2008 pg 174) Paul Slovic:  http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3751
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Citizen media - Explores Nuances & provides context - Humanizes the crisis e.g Brians Story  http://www.poynter.org/dg.lts/id.31/aid.135284/column.htm http://josephkaroki.wordpress.com/2008/02/11/found-alive- and-well/ http://www.mamamikes.com/blog/index.php?paged=3
Lessons Learned The importance of  engaging Diaspora  How to Help  - A question that we needed to answer early on.  Global Networks  such as GV are invaluable during crisis situations Value of Aggregation  and social networks
Lessons Learned The importance of  mapping accuracy Data poisoning  - what happens when your antagonist starts using it? Verification  is difficult Clarify  why it was created and make that inescapably obvious Create a  feedback   loop  to end users
Next Steps Developing Ushahidi version 2 + Pilot NGO partnership program Mobile platform - collection, feedback loop Ushahidi Community  - The power of the crowds and Citizen journalists Answer the question  How can I help?  mapping volunteer stations/opportunities Create a  feedback   loop  to end users
Thank You Omolo, Kuria, Kimura, Nyokabi, Miaud, Edgerton, Monyo, Kimeria, Dsouza, Kangethe, Muthoni, Coseac, Barbieri, Patel, Jabbar, Mann, Warungongo, Wairimu, Juergen, Njoroge, Laurance, Wanja, Wambui, Romanos, Lutz,  Popplewell , Walsh, Kamau, Gessner, Gichanga, Gray, Butler, Ndambuki, Herman, Nordlund, Amusala, Boit, Adamson, Karuoya, Rothmyer, Shelton, Krenceyova, Yodit, Desjarlais,  Brea , Wekesa, Duffy, Gatuiria, Parekh,  Zuckerman , Tuva, Good,  Okolloh , Harakis, Mutai, Juliana, Sara, Bangura, Njoki, Shalom,Bentley, Weber, Krueger, Canning, Suetterlin, Forshaw,  Sasaki , Kimeria, Kaniaru, Wandimi, Knight, Ligale, Mahihu, Mueller, Giraudo, Wakanene, Itotia, Ndambuki, Vincenti, Roper, Rife, Hanover, Shepard, Chieni-Cookson, Kendi, Muthoni, Magero, Mangunyu

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Crowdsourcing Crisis Information and Citizen media

  • 1. david kobia ory okolloh erik hersman juliana rotich
  • 2. Crowd Sourcing Crisis Information Juliana Rotich [email_address] The role of Citizen Media in the Web of the Future
  • 3. Kenya Elections 2007 Getting from here To here To here
  • 4. President Mwai Kibaki incumbent Raila Odinga opposition
  • 5. Media Blackout traditional media blogs/social media
  • 7. Bahrain Land Rights (PDF) - http://elijahzarwan.net/blog/?p=268
  • 8. Tunisia Prisons Map - http://kitab.nl/tunisianprisonersmap
  • 9. Our Goals Create a way for everyday Kenyans to report incidents of violence that they saw Create an archive of news and reports around those same events Show where the majority of the violence was happening
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  • 12. Citizen Journalists Objectives - The question why do you blog? is instructive - Blogging as a way of dealing with events around you Reaching Globally - Why do people pay attention? *What is the number of dead at which Compassion Fatigue starts to occur? a) 40,000 b) 50 c) 2 d) 500,000 *(Wired Mag Jul 2008 pg 174) Paul Slovic: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3751
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  • 14. Citizen media - Explores Nuances & provides context - Humanizes the crisis e.g Brians Story http://www.poynter.org/dg.lts/id.31/aid.135284/column.htm http://josephkaroki.wordpress.com/2008/02/11/found-alive- and-well/ http://www.mamamikes.com/blog/index.php?paged=3
  • 15. Lessons Learned The importance of engaging Diaspora How to Help - A question that we needed to answer early on. Global Networks such as GV are invaluable during crisis situations Value of Aggregation and social networks
  • 16. Lessons Learned The importance of mapping accuracy Data poisoning - what happens when your antagonist starts using it? Verification is difficult Clarify why it was created and make that inescapably obvious Create a feedback loop to end users
  • 17. Next Steps Developing Ushahidi version 2 + Pilot NGO partnership program Mobile platform - collection, feedback loop Ushahidi Community - The power of the crowds and Citizen journalists Answer the question How can I help? mapping volunteer stations/opportunities Create a feedback loop to end users
  • 18. Thank You Omolo, Kuria, Kimura, Nyokabi, Miaud, Edgerton, Monyo, Kimeria, Dsouza, Kangethe, Muthoni, Coseac, Barbieri, Patel, Jabbar, Mann, Warungongo, Wairimu, Juergen, Njoroge, Laurance, Wanja, Wambui, Romanos, Lutz, Popplewell , Walsh, Kamau, Gessner, Gichanga, Gray, Butler, Ndambuki, Herman, Nordlund, Amusala, Boit, Adamson, Karuoya, Rothmyer, Shelton, Krenceyova, Yodit, Desjarlais, Brea , Wekesa, Duffy, Gatuiria, Parekh, Zuckerman , Tuva, Good, Okolloh , Harakis, Mutai, Juliana, Sara, Bangura, Njoki, Shalom,Bentley, Weber, Krueger, Canning, Suetterlin, Forshaw, Sasaki , Kimeria, Kaniaru, Wandimi, Knight, Ligale, Mahihu, Mueller, Giraudo, Wakanene, Itotia, Ndambuki, Vincenti, Roper, Rife, Hanover, Shepard, Chieni-Cookson, Kendi, Muthoni, Magero, Mangunyu