View source for Primer on responsible data in development

The final output was a framework for how to sell Responsible Data
inside of your organization(s).

== Outputs ==
The final output was a framework for how to sell Responsible Data
inside of your organization(s).  See attached photo of the matrix
we used which is general, but we then ran case studies through
DataKind, School of Data, and Oxfam.

[[File:Primer4Primer.jpg]]

== Connection to previous RDFs ==
Connected to an output from an RDF in New York. This was the original output: https://github.com/tanialee15/Responsible-Development-Data/ for which this group created a primer for.

== Notes ==
We started on Tuesday by putting forward our "constructive
selfish" interests in getting out of this session.  We then
started synthesizing to see how we could all benefit from the
sprint together.  We all wanted to find ways to communicate
importance of responsible data within organizations, and classified
our interests into defining "concepts", outlining a "planning"
approach, and developing some minimum viable "products" for the end
of the sprint. We then did 45 minute sprints on each of these three
areas.

For the concepts, we defined actors and key topics.  We then cross
checked these against other stickies on the wall from previous
group activities.  We then decided to use Oxfam as a in-depth case
study to dig into the "planning" process and ground it in an
organizational context.

From that we realized that actually having this in a matrix or
table would be a useful output that would help Oxfam for data
ethics planning sessions they are having later this week, as well
as other organizations represented within our group.  We then
focused on preparing this matrix in a general sense so it could be
applied in any organization, and then dove in and used it for some
examples at Oxfam as well as for DataKind and School of Data.

At the science fair we then got quite a few more suggestions which
were placed by other RDF friends in yellow stickies in various
places across the draft matrix.

== Audience ==
Oxfam was the original target audience for this resource

== Next steps ==

* Load this matrix into an easy digital format which anyone can use 
* Continue to test this matrix for Oxfam, DataKind, School of
Data and any others who want to! 
* Have the matrix point to
resources that either need to be created (scripts, roleplays, 1
pagers, RDF glossary) or were recently created (manifesto, primer 4
development, elevator pitch)

== Contributors ==
Maliha Khan
Baar, T.J.
Max Richman 

== Resources (we <3 links!) ==
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