Julie Ricard
Julie Ricard is a researcher and technologist, with background in disinformation, public administration and gender studies. As “Technology and Democracy” Director at DPA, she have led the organization’s work about disinformation in Global Majority countries. She is the founder of the Eureka platform, which she developed during her time as a “Tech & Society” fellow at the Mozilla Foundation. Julie is also a PhD Candidate in Public Policy at Fundação Getúlio Vargas (São Paulo), where her research focuses on establishing the constitutive relationship between disinformation and its impacts and implications for policy and democracy. As an independent consultant for UNESCO, she contributes to Brazil’s National Strategy to Combat Public Policy Disinformation. She has led research on political disinformation in West Africa, disinformation affecting migrants in Latin-America and health-related disinformation — particularly anti-vaxx and relationship with vaccine hesitancy. She has extensive experience in qualitative and quantitative research, instrument design, interviews and focus groups with key stakeholders, and analysis for public policy reports and recommendations. Julie holds master’s degrees in International Relations (Sciences Po, France) and Gender Studies (Université Paris 7, France).
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Português DPA’s Data Feminism Program, in collaboration with Eureka, recently hosted the new workshop “(Re)veiling Technology-Facilitated Gender Violence: From Awareness to Action” at Cryptorave (São Paulo). This workshop explores technology-facilitated gender-based violence, highlighting how digital platforms intensify attacks against women...
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Español Portugues Beginning on May 13th and ending on August 31st, DPA, the Data Feminism Network (DFN) and Eureka facilitated the Book Club “Counting Feminicide with Catherine D’Ignazio”. This free-of-charge initiative attracted over 600 English, Spanish and Portuguese speaking participants...
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On October 15-17, Data-Pop Alliance and UNSSC conducted our third training workshop of 2018 in Cambridge, MA. The workshop is part of a broader training program tailored towards development practitioners, policymakers, and researchers interested in strengthening their knowledge and skills...