A special broadcast of the panel discussion "New Topics in Social Computing: Resistance Under Surveillance," which took place at Eyebeam (Brooklyn, NY) on May 19, 2015. In this discussion, participants consider how surveillance impacts communities and public discourse, and the way that dissent can thrive in a world under watch. Panelists Kade Crockford, Ingrid Burrington, Bina Ahmad and Raven Rakia talk about the human lives affected by surveillance and policing; and discuss strategies and tactics for activists as well as offer critical perspectives on solutions. Additional talks in the New Topics In Social Computing series, organized by Joanne McNeil, are available at here.