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Camille Crittenden

Berkeley
As seen in: Medium, HuffPost, Taylor & Francis Online, Science Magazine, Industry Insider, LA Progressive, Issues in Science and Technology
Executive Director, CITRIS and the Banatao Institute at UC. Co-founder EDGE in Tech & CITRIS Policy Lab. + IT for social good, creative data viz, Brahms.
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If Eleanor Roosevelt had a Smartphone… The Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the Digital Age

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By Camille Crittenden
| Medium
On December 10, 2023, we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Adopted by the UN General Assembly in 1948, the document served as an international response to the war crimes and rights violations of World War II. President Truman appointed former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt as a delegate to the General Assembly. She served as the first Chairperson of the Commission on Human Rights and played an instrumental role in drafting the UDHR.
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Delivering democracy

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By Fei Huang, Anna K. Orta, Bing Huang, Camille Crittenden
| Science Magazine Verified
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Teens Often Gain From Being Online

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By Tom Burroughs, Camille Crittenden
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
Despite claims by some public officials that social media platforms are hurting teenagers, a new report says evidence of harm is largely lacking. As cited in the Washington Post, the report from the American Psychological Association finds that with proper guidelines, teens’ psychological development may indeed benefit from social interaction online. Just ask Camille Crittenden.
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