Anastasia Vladimirova

Key achievements: • Instituted HURIDOCS’ GDPR compliance framework, developing key data protection policies, processes and documentation, thereby reducing legal-regulatory risk and strengthening partner trust; • Devised a digital security onboarding process that boosted self-reported confidence and led to a 50%+ increase in staff trained on key security tools and practices in two years; • Designed and launched a structured travel security policy that streamlined preparation workflows and improved safety rea

• Authored the “Introduction to Holistic Security” module, integrating the holistic security approach (covering digital, physical, legal and psycho-social aspects) into the project's digital safety methodology and enhancing its relevance for diverse, at-risk civil society actors and communities; • Delivered on-site and remote digital security training, technical assessments and remediation covering a range of infosec issues, including network segregation, device hardening, data management, credential manage

• Managed a global portfolio of 10+ projects enabling partners to securely collect and manage sensitive data and evidence of human rights violations for advocacy, investigations and transitional justice; • Managed multiple EUR 50k grants and executed the full project life‑cycle (planning, delivery and evaluation) of security, documentation, and information management training initiatives, resulting in greater adoption of HURIDOCS’ open-source Uwazi platform among NGOs and activists, and a strengthened comm

In this role, I documented the impact of HURIDOCS' tools and software on the work of human rights activists and organisations across the globe. I also conducted research on best practices and technology reviews related to human rights information management documentation.

• Developed and implemented strategic multimedia campaigns to enhance visibility, legitimacy and protection of at-risk human rights defenders • Researched and monitored human rights violations and attacks against human rights defenders, particularly in Europe and Central Asia • Created tailored pitches and engaged journalists and media platforms at the international, regional and local levels to amplify stories about human rights defenders at risk • Consulted activists on adapting to more secure means of co

• Solicited original pieces through outreach and engagement with journalists, regional experts, and academics to expand Muftah's Central Asia and Eastern Europe Section • Wrote weekly blog posts on a variety of topics related to human rights, civil liberties, and freedom of expression issues in Russia, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East

• Developed and implemented communications strategies and social media campaigns to improve communications capacity of think tanks, experts, and advocacy groups • Managed organization’s social media • Researched and drafted talking points, media pitches, and op-eds • Launched new podcast intel project, tracking and developing relationships with producers • Created in-depth pitching intel for journalists, researched and built media contact lists

• Advised and informed organization’s key advocacy projects concerning the latest developments and trends related to freedom of expression and the press in Eurasia, the Middle East, and Russia • Wrote posts about freedom of expression and censorship and contributed to organization’s online campaigns