DOSSIERVEILLANCE is an independent research, consulting, and policy services provider founded in 2019 by Cristina Plamadeala, PhD. DOSSIERVEILLANCE works with institutions, policymakers, and researchers to examine how historical and contemporary surveillance practices shape power, accountability, and human rights.
Through comparative and interdisciplinary analysis, DOSSIERVEILLANCE connects surveillance under communism with present-day institutional monitoring, data collection, and emerging AI technologies.
How You Can Make an Impact
Work alongside leading experts to develop policies that address data transparency, privacy protection, and accountability.
Submit your research, testimonies, or articles that explore the intersection of dossiers and topics such as gender, class, immigration, sexuality, disability, workplace surveillance, and more. Your voice can help uncover critical perspectives and drive meaningful dialogue.
Help build frameworks that prioritize equity, fairness, and transparency in data use.
Be part of campaigns that empower communities with knowledge of their data rights and protections, fostering a culture of trust and accountability.
Academic researchers exploring surveillance through various theoretical lenses.
Those challenging systems of documentation and control.
Investigators examining how dossiers shape lived experiences.
We especially welcome perspectives on gender, class, immigration, sexuality, illness, disability, race and racialization.
Workplace monitoring and self-surveillance practices.
Data motility and information preservation.
Risk assessment and disease management.
Challenging documentation systems and control.
DOSSIERVEILLANCE