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06.19.19
Databite No. 123: Veronica Avila, Cynthia Conti-Cook, Jasmine McNealy
Data & Society, New York, NY
Fellows Talks
Join Data & Society this June for Fellows Talks, a three-part Databite series showcasing our 2018-2019 fellows cohort. Each Wednesday will feature 2-3 fellows speaking about their work, wide-ranging interdisciplinary connections, and a few of the provocative questions that have emerged this year. Our third talk in the series features: Veronica Avila’s A Recipe for Better Continue...
06.12.19
Databite No. 122: Jessie Daniels, Stephanie Dinkins
Data & Society, New York, NY
Fellows Talks
Join Data & Society this June for three lively lightning talks based on the culminating work of our 2018-2019 fellows cohort. Each Wednesday, we will discuss provocative questions emerging from a year of deep work on themes ranging from criminal justice data, to creative approaches to artificial intelligence. The program on Wednesday, June 12 features: Continue...
06.05.19
Databite No. 121: Chancey Fleet, Mutale Nkonde
Data & Society, New York, NY
Fellows Talks
Join Data & Society this June for three lively evenings of lightning talks based on the culminating work of our 2018-2019 fellows cohort. Each Wednesday, we will discuss provocative questions emerging from a year of deep work on themes ranging from criminal justice data, to creative approaches to artificial intelligence. The program on Wednesday, June Continue...
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06.03.19
eyeo FestivalThe Walker Art CenterMinneapolis
06.11.19
EmTech NextMIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA
06.11.19
RightsCon 2019Laico Hotel, Tunis, Tunisia
06.14.19
AI TRAPS: Automating DiscriminationKunstquartier Bethanien, Berlin, Germany
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Databites
Data & Society's speaker series – Databites – is geared toward engaging our network and the broader public on unresolved questions and timely topics of interest to the D&S; community.
Databite No. 106: Automating Inequality
Virginia Eubanks, Alondra Nelson, and Julia Angwin
Databite No. 107: Real Talk about Fake News
Nabiha Syed in conversation with Claire Wardle and Joan Donovan
Databite No. 110: Online Speech Regulation: A Comparative Perspective
Claudia Haupt
Podcasts
Data Science Ethics
Matthew L. Jones
Alternative Data, Credit Scoring, and Financial Freedom
Tamara K. Nopper
Algorithms of Oppression
Safiya Umoja Noble
Fellows Program
Our annual Fellowship Program has supported Data & Society’s crucial ongoing field-building work at the intersection of data-centric technology and society.
In 2019, we are stepping back to reassess the annual Data & Society fellowship program to allow us the time to engage our community in a redesign process around the structure of the program. We still look forward to hosting 2-3 new faculty fellows starting in September 2019, but will not be posting a broader call for fellowship applications in this cycle. For updates about future opportunities, please subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media.
Hosting a variety of practitioners and academics–data scientists and engineers, lawyers and librarians, ethnographers and creators, historians and activists–previous classes of Data & Society fellows have connected us more deeply to the field through individual projects, mutual support, contribution to core research projects, and insightful public communications. Past Data & Society fellows have had work appear in the New York Times op-ed, technology, and arts sections; at Internet Freedom Forum, the Museum of Modern Art, W3C, Personal Democracy Forum, RightsCon, and Eyeo Festival; and in viral digital videos about data surveillance and bio-design.
Call for fellows is currently closed until 2020.
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