Mnemonic would love to hear from you. We are always looking for new ways to collaborate with other human rights organisations, citizen reporters, activists, technologists, researchers and investigators.
We will not share your identity with any third parties. However, there is no such thing as 100 percent online safety so make sure your communication is secure. If you&#39;re worried about keeping your mail to us private you can use <a href="https://www.openpgp.org">PGP encryption</a> to make sure only we can read it. <a href="https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/openpgp-thunderbird-howto-and-faq">Read here</a> to find out how to do so using Thunderbird.
If you want to know more about online privacy and how to protect yourself in general check out the resources that <a href="https://www.accessnow.org/help/#community-resources">Access Now</a>, the <a href="https://ssd.eff.org/">Electronic Frontier Foundation</a>, and the <a href="https://digitalfirstaid.org/">Digital First Aid Kit</a> has put together to find out how to best protect yourself online.
If reaching out with a rapid response enquiry, please try to answer as many of the following questions as possible:
<ul>
<li>How much content do you have and what type of content is it?</li>
<li>Is this content mostly on social media platforms or elsewhere?</li>
<li>How much storage space do you require and how organised is the
content you are looking to archive?</li>
<li>Are there any imminent threats to the data?</li>
<li>Does the data pose any threats to yourself or others?</li>
<li>How far back does your content date and is content still being
generated?</li>
<li>What technical capacity do you have?</li>
<li>Do you have a budget?</li>
<li>Do you need a consultation?</li>
</ul>

We are always open to collaborating with civil society organisations, media, researchers, and accountability mechanisms working to document human rights violations and advance justice.

To help us respond securely and effectively, we ask that you **contact us by email.** We aim to review and respond to inquiries as soon as possible, though response times may vary depending on the nature and urgency of the request.

If you are looking for Rapid Response support, please contact us at [rapid-response@mnemonic.org](mailto:rapid-response@mnemonic.org). To learn more about this programme visit [this page](/programmes/rapid-response).

Send Us a Message

We take privacy and security seriously and will not share your identity with third parties. However, there is no such thing as 100% online safety. Please take appropriate precautions and use secure communication methods when reaching out, especially if your inquiry involves sensitive information.

Digital Security Notice

To help us understand and respond to your request efficiently, please review the options below and direct your inquiry accordingly. If you aren't sure about how to direct your inquiry, please contact us at [info@mnemonic.org](mailto:info@mnemonic.org).

You may wish to indicate the relevant programme in your subject line:

- Rapid Response Programme
- Syrian Archive
- Yemeni Archive
- Sudanese Archive
- Ukrainian Archive

How to Direct Your Inquiry

If you are looking for Rapid Response support, please contact us at [rapid-response@mnemonic.org](mailto:rapid-response@mnemonic.org). Please indicate what you need in line with the options below: training, preservation, information request, press, collaboration and others. To learn more about this programme visit [this page](/programmes/rapid-response).

Rapid response request

Send your inquiry to [info@mnemonic.org](mailto:info@mnemonic.org), write "Training Request" in the subject line, and please include the following details:

- Training needs and objectives
- Group size
- Online or offline format
- Existing knowledge or experience
- Budget availability
- Consultation or follow-up requirements

Training requests

Please send your inquiry to [info@mnemonic.org](mailto:info@mnemonic.org), write "Preservation Request" in the subject line, and include the following details:

- Amount and type of content
- Platform(s) where the content is hosted
- Estimated data size
- Whether the data is raw or organised
- Date the data was published
- Known risks or concerns
- Your technical capacities
- Budget availability
- Consultation requirements

Preservation requests

Please direct your inquiry to [info@mnemonic.org](mailto:info@mnemonic.org), write "Archive information request" in the subject line, and include the following details:

- Name of the institution, organisation, or individual submitting the request
- Project topics and objectives
- Relevant dates and geographic locations
- Any deadlines
- Preferred method of data transfer
- Known risks or concerns
- Any specific requirements related to the request

Information requests from the Archives

Please direct your inquiry to [press@mnemonic.org](mailto:press@mnemonic.org) and include the following details:

- Name of the institution, organisation, or individual
- Topics and objectives
- Online or offline format
- Proposed date(s) and duration

Press inquiries

Please direct your inquiry to [info@mnemonic.org](mailto:info@mnemonic.org) and include the following details:

- Name of the institution, organisation, or individual
- Topics and objectives of your inquiry

Collaboration & other inquiries

Please send your inquiry to the relevant email address below. If you are unsure which programme to contact, you may use the general address.

How to Contact Us

- Training / Preservation / Collaboration Requests or General Inquiries: info@mnemonic.org
- Rapid Response: rapid-response@mnemonic.org 
- Press: press@mnemonic.org

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