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This site uses most of the available markdown language commands to specify different elements of a chapter page. They are listed in the order they appear on a typical page.
The reading time section at the top of the page is specified by the h6 (######) tag. You do not need to include the words "READING TIME", just a value like "15-20min".
###### 30-60min
The informational tags provide details about the chapter's level, requirements, etc. which appear above the title and are enclosed by a black outline. They are specified with ul (-) syntax.
- Intermediate Level
- Security Assessment Exercise
- Pen/Paper, Post-its, Computer Text File
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1. Phase 1: Research
2. Chapter 2
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# Working with a community
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## Working with communities and setting up secure communications
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How you conduct research, design, and build with and for communities is one of the most foundational parts of human rights centered design. In an HRCD process, you should already be working with a community. This chapter is going to focus on safe and secure ways for you to collaborate with that community (and the next chapter focuses on the different kinds of research you and your collaborators can do together!).
HRCD isn’t just about the structure for doing work, it’s how you are doing that work, and how that work can accidentally or inadvertently harm collaborators, users, and community members you work with.
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### Step 1: Know your community
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Exercise headers have a solid background of the chapter-specific color. They are specified by the h4 (####) syntax.
#### Exercise 1: Assess how secure your communications are
The exercise body is specified by the code (```) syntax. It has a background of the chapter-specific color and can include paragraph breaks.
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Before you start building the tool, platform, or technology, you want to know the people who will be using them. Consider collecting and analyzing information background to render a clear hierarchy visible from your stakeholders and research participants.
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