Geographies of Inequalities
- Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities
The inception report “Feminist Urban Design: A Gender-Inclusive Framework for Cities,” developed by CHANGE, Data-Pop Alliance, and Open Data Watch, introduces an interdisciplinary approach to making cities safer, more accessible, and inclusive for all genders. Building on feminist urbanism principles,...
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
The world of 2024 should be much safer, fairer, more empathetic, sustainable, and hospitable than it currently is. AI’s contribution to this vision should also be much more positive than the trajectory we see today. Anger and frustration can either...
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
10 YEARS IN REVIEW: A LETTER FROM OUR DIRECTOR Finding appropriate metrics to summarize a decade of work by and at Data-Pop Alliance is not easy. It could be the number of projects completed (over 100), of our publications (92),...
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
Links We Like Turns 40! Technically, Links We Like (LWL) has been around for seven years, and in that time we have produced 40 editions, all of which are compiled here in a downloadable PDF form. LWL began in 2015...
- Geographies of Inequalities
The near-ubiquitous use of mobile devices generates mobility data that can paint pictures of urban behavior at unprecedented levels of granularity and complexity. In the current period of intense sociopolitical polarization, mobility data can help reveal which urban spaces serve...
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
Even for the most optimistic, any hopes that 2021 and the first half of 2022 would constitute a decisive upward inflection from recent and old trends should, by now, unfortunately have been put to rest. The past year has been...
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
Last year exposed and exacerbated pre-existing fault lines that had been previously ignored or minimised by those who claimed that 2019 was “the best year in history” only weeks before the pandemic shredded this illusion. Data exposed systemic inequities and...
- Geographies of Inequalities
Georeferenced digital trace data offer unprecedented flexibility in migration estimation. Because of their high temporal granularity, many migration estimates can be generated from the same data set by changing the definition parameters. Yet despite the growing application of digital trace...
- Geographies of Inequalities
Timely evidence for policymaking has been a consistent objective for UN organizations and member states. The classical data sources needed for official statistics have been expensive, time consuming, leading to delayed outcomes, and in certain cases impossible to access (e.g....
- AI and Statistics for the SDGs, Data Feminism, Geographies of Inequalities, Just Digital Transformations, Resilient Livelihoods and Ecosystems, Technology and Democracy
Data-Pop Alliance was born 7 years ago out of the recognition that the defining element of the 21st century would be data. Since, phrases such as ”Big Data” and “Data Revolution” have been largely replaced by “Fourth Industrial Revolution” and...