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SUMMARY:LCR Data Community of Practice - Show & Tell
DESCRIPTION:We’re back in real life at the beautiful Sandon room in the Bluecoat! \n \nBook your free ticket \n \nLCR Data Community of Practice is back with an in-person lunchtime gathering to explore\, share and learn. \nFollowing on from our last session where we delved into the challenges of working with data in the waste industry\, we are coming together in a ‘Show and Tell’ format\, offering the chance to listen to and discuss developing and ongoing data-related projects in the city region. \nThe ‘Show and Tell’ consists of six 5-minute talks where presenters introduce people to their work. When the talks finish\, people then join tables where the individual presenters dive into more detail and lead a conversation related to their area of interest. \nIf you fancy sharing your work with the community\, please get in touch at kirsty@lcrdcp.org. The format is flexible so you can do a presentation\, talk\, demo\, or whatever you prefer – just as long as it relates to data practice. \nThere will also be a chance for community shout-outs at the end of the session\, so if you are organising something that might be of interest to the group\, please share it then. \nRefreshments will be provided but do feel free to bring your lunch! \nWho is the LCR Data Community of Practice? \nWe are a group of people from across the region’s data ecosystem that work in or are interested in working with data. We have quarterly in-person meet-ups around lunchtime with online events in between. Our events are informal\, welcoming and free. \nFor any questions about this event\, please contact Dr Kirsty Styles at kirsty@lcrdcp.org \nThis event is organised by Open Data Manchester CIC in partnership with the Civic Health Innovation Labs (CHIL) at the University of Liverpool. \n \nBook your free ticket
URL:https://www.opendatamanchester.org.uk/event/lcr-data-community-of-practice-show-tell/
LOCATION:The Bluecoat\, School Lane\, Liverpool\, L1 3BX
CATEGORIES:LCR Data Community of Practice
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SUMMARY:DJN North - everyone is North of somewhere
DESCRIPTION:Design Justice Network is an international community of people who are interested in and affected by design and its application.\nIt challenges the ways that design and designers can harm those who are marginalised through creating systems of power\, and tries to create a world that is safer\, more just and sustainable. The network is underpinned by nodes of practitioners and advocates who uphold the principles of design justice. \n \nBook your free ticket \n \nSince our formation as the Design Justice Node for the North of England in early 2022\, we’ve grown into a vibrant community of practitioners and advocates from the UK and internationally. \nSeptember Check-in & Introduction to the PrinciplesThis will be a space to: \n\nCheck in with each other and reconnect as a community\nLearn about Design Justice\nDiscuss the Design Justice Principles and how they connect with our work\n\nWhether you’re a regular participant or completely new to Design Justice Network\, this session is designed to be welcoming and accessible to all. We’ll be focusing on building connection and community rather than diving into heavy content. \nIf you’re totally new and are interested in joining us or finding out more\, please do come along – everyone is welcome!\nIf you want to find out more about the Design Justice Network or find a node local to you\, you can do so on the DJN website. \nImportant information:\nThis event will take place online via Whereby (no log-ins and no need to download an app). We will send out a link to join the session on the morning of the event and 30 minutes before the start time.\nIf you have any questions or accessibility needs\, get in touch with Julian or Toyebat \nCare Agreements:\nWe invite you to leave attachment to having answers and solutions at the (Whereby) door\, and to enter with an open mind\, curiosity and care. \n\nConsider every activity an invitation you are welcome to engage with (or not) in ways that you feel comfortable (eg. camera on or off\, participating on miro or not).\nRemember to check-in with yourself about what you are comfortable to share and respect others’ boundaries.\nColonialialism is experienced very differently depending on our identities\, histories\, cultures and contexts. We honour the multiplicity of perspectives\, stories and experiences shared within the space.\nWe understand details of what’s shared remain confidential\, your personal\, anonymised and abstracted learnings may leave the space.\nPrioritise authentic and respectful relationships\, active listening and refraining from personal or disparaging comments.\nWe commit to accountability and repair when there is harm and relational rupture in the space.\n\nCredit: Agreements inspired by agreements by Either/Org and Pause and Effect’s Ways of Being in their Reimagining research course. \n \nBook your free ticket
URL:https://www.opendatamanchester.org.uk/event/djn-north-everyone-is-north-of-somewhere-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Design Justice North
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SUMMARY:Data Cooperative Working Group - New developments in data governance
DESCRIPTION:The next session will be looking at new developments in mutual data governance across the world. If you have work or a story to share we would love to hear from you. Book your free ticket \nThe group is an informal\, welcoming international group of practitioners\, researchers and academics that are interested in the potential of mutual and co-operative data governance to create a more equitable\, fair and just approach to the way data is managed. It is hosted by Open Data Manchester and Aapti Institute. \nImportant information: This event will take place online via Whereby – no log-ins and no downloading of applications. We will send out a link to join the session on the morning of the event and 30 minutes before the start time. Book your free ticket
URL:https://www.opendatamanchester.org.uk/event/data-cooperative-working-group-new-developments-in-data-governance/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Data Cooperative Working Group
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