#HackingConflict teams competed for three awards:
- Judges Award – selected by a panel of judges and awarded at the #DiploHack event by Foreign Minister of the Netherlands Bert Koenders and congratulated by His Majesty King Willem-Alexander, King of the Netherlands
- Compatriots Award – selected by participants and awarded at the event
- Vox Populi Award – selected by popular online vote
Judges Award Winner
Disrupt the Chain: End Barrel Bombs in Syria
Disrupt the Chain seeks to enable crowd-sourced enforcement of UNSC Resolution 2139 to uncover the Syrian barrel bomb supply chain, with a view to undermining the Assad regime’s ability deny the use of barrel bombs, and to build an evidentiary base for international condemnation, sanctions, legal action, and boycott campaigns. This initiative aims to aggregate documentation to degrade the supply chain that enables the Syrian regime’s barrel bombing campaigns.
Members
Antonin Wynne-Hughes
Khaoula Zoghlami
June Mclabe
Kedra Hildebrard
Alejandra Espinosa
Adam Rossiter
Misha Munim
Derradzi Islamamine
Susan Hugh
Team B's Deck#HackingConflict #TeamB
Compatriots Award Winner
TruthDetective.org — A Mobile App
Propaganda and misinformation are evident in the current crisis in Ukraine and are impeding on conversation, accountability and perpetuating conflict. Our goal is to educate and build critical thinking skills of young individuals, who are active in binding the truth, through a game that tests photo and video verification skills.
Members
Anders Kirkeby Larsen
Eric Lin
Shawn Menzies
Christian Rousseau
Veronica Chernyavsky
Sayyid Bacchus
Anatoliy Gruzd
Nick Lin
Robin Newman-Grigg
Madeleine Macdonald
Team D's Deck#HackingConflict #TeamD
Vox Populi Award Winner
Connect Her/Connectées
Description
Data reported in the 2011 American Journal of Public Health estimates that approximately 1.8 million women across Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have been raped in their lifetime, with 433,785 impacted annually and an average of four women every five minutes.
At Connect Her/Connectées, we’re taking an innovative approach; we’re harnessing the power of technology to support women and girls who have experienced sexual violence in eastern DRC–where continuing brutal conflict puts women and girls at heightened risk.
The Ministry of Health in the DRC and the World Bank reported that less than one quarter of women and girls in the DRC have access to medical care. Survivors of sexual violence face even greater barriers to obtaining medical and psychosocial services, including stigma, lack of infrastructure and lack of medical practitioners. We’re attempting to break those barriers down.
The first 72 hours after sexual assault are critical to prevent HIV, unwanted pregnancy and promote survivability. Connect Her/Connectées is a free SMS and phone call based service that links sexual violence survivors in eastern DRC to community-based first responders who provide emergency medical care and support within those crucial 72 hours.
Reach Out. Connect Her. Get Help
Members
Jennifer Keeling
Amanda Klaman
Heidi Monk
Diana Sarosi
Lindsay Coombs
Celeste Longo
Rupinder Mangat
Ashley Armstrong
Sarah Saska
Joris Geeven
Stefanie Carmen Hopfner
Julie Ma
Renee Black
Nora Abouguendia
Team C's Deck#HackingConflict #TeamC