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Who Builds, Who Bears: Gender, Design, and the Architecture of Technology-Facilitated Violence
The relationship between technology and society has never been one of passive adoption. Every technological object carries assumptions about...
Emmanuel Letouzé on Big Data for Climate Change & Disaster Resilience
This is the first video in a series of companion pieces that offer insights from the DfID synthesis report, “Big Data for Climate Change and Disaster Resilience.”
The Color of Surveillance: Government Monitoring of the African American Community, Georgetown Law Center on Privacy & Technology, 8 April 2016
This is the first in our Spotlights on Inequality series that offer an in-depth discussion of the intersection between inequality, data, and group privacy.
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Job Opportunity – Fundraising and Partnerships Manager
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DPA at the International Policy Workshop for the World Development Report 2021
On June 9–10, 2020, our Director Emmanuel
CEGA + World Bank’s DIME Present the 6th Annual Measuring Development Conference
On Tuesday, March 31st, 2020, the Center
Big Data Paris 2020: A Gathering of Innovation / Big Data Paris 2020 : Un Rendez-Vous d’Innovation
Seminar on “Household Surveys in the Changing Data Landscape: Challenges, Opportunities and an Agenda for the Future”
As the data ecosystem continues to evolve,
Paper “Sharing is Caring: Four Key Requirements for Sustainable Private Data Sharing and Use for Public Good”
How can data be used for the benefit of society without violating privacy? A paper by Data-Pop Alliance and Vodafone Institute describes four requirements.