RESOURCES AND FURTHER READING Make the most of the organisations and resources working in the field. Organisations Social media data like The Engine Room provide technical Citizen Evidence Lab https://citizenevidence.org support for organisations wanting to use tech First Draft News https://firstdraftnews.com and data more strategically in their work, and the Responsible Data community is a good place to go for advice on ethical, legal or privacy challenges arising from the use of data in new and different contexts. Groups like Tactical Technology Collective provide Citizen Media Research and Verification: An Analytical Framework for Human Rights Practitioners http://www.cghr.polis.cam.ac.uk/publications/ cghr-practitioner-papers-series/paper-1 guidance on using information for advocacy, WITNESS like this Visualising Information for Advocacy https://lab.witness.org book. School of Data is home to a strong community working to help civil society groups and journalists use data to tell stories. Their online courses cover everything from cleaning data to analysing it to visualising it. If you want support on setting up and using databases in your documentation, take a look at Benetech, or HURIDOCS. For links to more detailed guides and resources visit: https://engn.it/datnav Ethical guidelines for using eyewitness footage https://lab.witness.org/announcing-witnessethical-guidelines-for-using-eyewitness-footagein-human-rights/ Budget data for human rights Center for Economic and Social Rights (2015), Defending Dignity: a manual for national human rights institutions on monitoring economic, social and cultural rights International Budget Partnership (2010), A Guide to Tax Work for NGOs Christian Aid (2011), Tax Justice Advocacy: A Toolkit for Civil Society 81