Difference between revisions of "Responsible Data and Human Rights Documentation Hangout"
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| − | The use of data and technology in human rights documentation has introduced challenges around ethics, privacy and security. If you are documenting human rights violations and facing these challenges, we invite you to join us for this public online discussion with your peers. We will discuss the questions and challenges practitioners are currently facing, and ideas for resources that would help practitioners do their work more safely, responsibly and effectively. What comes out of these online discussions will help us set the agenda for the output-driven [[https://responsibledata.io/forums/human-rights-documentation/ Responsible Data Forum on Human Rights Documentation]]. For those who are facing these challenges and are unable (or able!) to join us in-person in Manila, we hope you'll join us online! | + | The use of data and technology in human rights documentation has introduced challenges around ethics, privacy and security. If you are documenting human rights violations and facing these challenges, we invite you to join us for this public online discussion with your peers. We will discuss the questions and challenges practitioners are currently facing, and ideas for resources that would help practitioners do their work more safely, responsibly and effectively. What comes out of these online discussions will help us set the agenda for the output-driven [[https://responsibledata.io/forums/human-rights-documentation/ Responsible Data Forum on Human Rights Documentation]]. For those who are facing these challenges and are unable (or able!) to join us in-person in Manila, we hope you'll join us for this online hangout! |
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Revision as of 20:04, 6 February 2015
The use of data and technology in human rights documentation has introduced challenges around ethics, privacy and security. If you are documenting human rights violations and facing these challenges, we invite you to join us for this public online discussion with your peers. We will discuss the questions and challenges practitioners are currently facing, and ideas for resources that would help practitioners do their work more safely, responsibly and effectively. What comes out of these online discussions will help us set the agenda for the output-driven [Responsible Data Forum on Human Rights Documentation]. For those who are facing these challenges and are unable (or able!) to join us in-person in Manila, we hope you'll join us for this online hangout!
Discussion 1
Date/Time: Tuesday, March 10 at [07:00 UTC] (8am CET and 3pm PHT)
Location: TBD
Discussion 2
Date/Time: Thursday, March 12 at [13:00 UTC] (9am EDT)
Location: TBD
Any questions? Contact Kristin Antin, the engine room's Community Catalyst at kristin [at] theengineroom [dot] org.
