Over the last three weeks we have organised two events to help people respond to the UK Government’s ongoing calls for evidence and consultations. We have now published read outs
The Data Cooperative Working Group met in July to explore the relationship between data cooperativism and ‘Indigenous Data Sovereignty’. In many non-Indigenous contexts, data cooperatives focus on the rights of
Data has traditionally been used as a tool of management and control. In cities especially, data determines how things work, where intervention should happen and how impact should be measured.
Welcome to the seventh instalment of our blog series showcasing Open Data Manchester’s decade of data-driven change. In this series, we’re diving into eight case studies that demonstrate the real-world
Started in 2021, The Data Cooperative Working Group is an informal, international forum for practitioners, researchers and those interested in the development of data cooperatives as a democratic and accountable
Over the past few years we have been interested in how cooperative organisations can help groups of people and organisations better manage their data so that it can return value
We wrote that 2020 was a year like no other – while 2021 – was one where things felt a bit too much like more of the same. In the
At ODM, we’re very interested in understanding how best to help people get control of their data – and since 2014 – we’ve been exploring the century-old idea of a
Open Data Manchester has been working with the Carbon Co-op for the past year to develop and test a data-cooperative model for small, energy cooperatives like theirs. The project was
We know that increasing amounts of data exist identifying who we are and what we do, much of which is controlled and used by private companies, so there is growing
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