We organize public pressure, legal literacy, and rapid-response campaigns when digital systems are used to limit dignity, access, or due process.
Municipal pilots are expanding facial recognition and behavior scoring without transparent procurement, child-impact review, or meaningful consent. We are pressing for an immediate halt, full disclosure, and enforceable safeguards.
schools reported by parents and teachers through our intake form.
municipal requests filed demanding impact assessments and procurement records.
coordinated chapter actions in Stockholm, Uppsala, Malmo, and Gothenburg.
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Each chapter runs local briefings, case intake, and public actions tied to the national campaign calendar.
After chapter testimony and legal questions from guardians, one municipality suspended procurement and reopened consultation.
Our template requests helped journalists and families obtain risk documentation that had not been proactively published.
New wording now requires clearer notice when automated systems affect public services and education settings.
These clinics now support residents facing platform takedowns, data misuse, and opaque moderation decisions.
We coordinate campaigns, publish legal explainers, support local chapters, handle public-records workflows, and connect residents with practical next steps when digital systems cause harm.
Yes. Organizing, translation, outreach, case intake, event support, design, and research help are all necessary. The work is intentionally built for mixed teams.
We focus on public-interest advocacy, education, and referrals. In some matters we help people prepare records requests or complaints, but we do not promise direct representation in every case.
We prioritize harms that are systemic, under-reported, and actionable through public pressure, legal literacy, or coordinated municipal intervention.
The toolkit banner below lists our core materials, including campaign briefs, printable leaflets, and outreach scripts for local chapter use.
Tyra Nyström serves as director and works with organizers, researchers, and chapter leads coordinating advocacy across Sweden.
Build a local meeting, brief a reporter, contact a school board, or run a street action with the same materials our chapters use.