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EM4Humanity: Join us as we journal this remarkable project

EM4Fish would like to thank Dr. Gabrielle Lout of Ocean Outcomes, Meghan Martin of The Nature Conservancy, and Kimberly Rogovin of Conservation International for taking us along as they implement the Electronic Monitoring and Connectivity for Crews at Sea project, a collaboration to demonstrate how EM and Wi-Fi will enable workers to make fisheries more transparent, ethical, and resilient. Start with Gabby's introduction, then follow the timeline (below) of this path-breaking project. 

2026
January 1
EM4Humanity – Technology Meets Labor Rights in Global Fisheries
EM4Humanity – Technology Meets Labor Rights in Global Fisheries

On a hot, humid day in February 2024 in Pago Pago, American Samoa, electronic monitoring (EM) service providers rushed to finish installing the last cameras and equipment onboard three Taiwanese longline vessels. The vessels were set to depart for a 4-6 month fishing venture across the Pacific, eventually ending their…
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