Centre for Information Resilience
Open-source investigations into human rights abuses, war crimes and disinformation for governments, media and civil society
Highlights
- Hiring5 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-17
- Remote-friendly5 of 5 open roles remote or hybrid
About Centre for Information Resilience
The Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) conducts open-source (OSINT) investigations into human rights abuses, war crimes, online harm and disinformation. Its work is organised into named projects, including Myanmar Witness, Eyes on Russia, Sudan Witness, Afghan Witness, TFGBV in Ethiopia and West Africa.
Its outputs include live reporting, trend analysis, in-depth investigations and legally compliant data packages. The website names donors, justice and accountability bodies, multilateral organisations, civil society and the media as recipients of its work, and says it works with governments. The website does not describe its revenue model or pricing.
The website states that CIR is headquartered in the United Kingdom and operates globally. It does not give a founding year or headcount. The careers page describes autonomous, multidisciplinary project teams and lists five open roles, mainly remote contractor positions for open-source investigators and analysts based in the UK and in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Product: Open-source investigations, live reporting, trend analysis and legally compliant evidence data packages on human rights, conflict and disinformation.
Open jobs (5)
Open-Source Data Collection and Verification Analyst
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyOpen-Source Gender Investigator - Contractor (MENA region)
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyOpen-Source Gender Investigator Contractor - Sudan Witness
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyOpen-Source Investigator - Eyes on Russia - Contractor
New on EvolcRemote-friendlyTalent Pool Open Source Investigators - Contractor
New on EvolcRemote-friendly
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