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  • Video for Change Best Practices: Documenting Injuries and Casualties for Evidence If you are filming in a situation where injuries and casualties are a part of the human rights violations you are documenting, the following tips are meant to help you record the information necessary for the use of your footage at a later date, perhaps for evidence. WITNESS April 9, 2012
  • Video for Change Best Practices: Top 10 Tips For Conducting Interviews At the heart of any human rights video is personal stories and the potential they have to inform, engage and motivate viewers to take action. WITNESS April 7, 2012
  • Kony 2012: Juggling Advocacy, Audience and Agency When Using #Video4Change "Kony 2012" is now the most rapidly disseminated human rights video ever. In six days it reached an aggregate 100 million views – faster than other pop culture phenomena like Susan Boyle (9 days), Rebecca Black (45 days) and ‘Charlie Bit My Finger’ (445 days). Sam Gregory March 17, 2012