March 27, 2018
Good Data Collaborative: Defining Responsible Data for Nonprofits
Podcast and Transcript: Experts discuss responsible data, power, and the role of data and ethics in the tech for good space.
Chris Delatorre is a communications consultant working in science, tech, and philanthropy to advance digital rights and social equity through the use of ethical tech. Chris is Editor at Digital Impact, and the writer and host of Digital Impact 4Q4, a podcast that covers emerging trends in social sector data. He is currently leading the relaunch of the Digital Impact community.
At George Mason University, Chris managed editorial for a multimedia resource that earned a model program award from the US Department of Education. At WINGS, a global information broker, he launched a communications program for a network of 20K organizations in 40 countries. Later, at TechSoup, he led a team of experts to position the forum as a global resource for the sector and a content partner for brands like Microsoft, Adobe, Cisco, and Box. Chris has contributed to a range of publications, including Singularity Hub and Vogue, and worked with the United Nations to advance ethical tech worldwide.
March 27, 2018
Lucy Bernholz, Ph.D., Kelly Church, Natasha Duarte, Zara Rahman, Chris Delatorre, The Engine Room
Podcast and Transcript: Experts discuss responsible data, power, and the role of data and ethics in the tech for good space.
March 1, 2018
Lucy Bernholz, Ph.D., Tracey Gyateng, Rod Clark, Justine Hastings, Chris Delatorre
Data practitioners discuss an emerging data-sharing model that helps dissolve barriers to collaboration while safeguarding sensitive data.
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A hyperconnected experience less governed by materialism could exploit “shared states” rather than “shared objects”—a more sustainable paradigm that shifts discursive desire and practice further toward transparency and accountability.
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Using digital technologies within a distributed social framework can inspire solutions that bring us closer to reaching our Sustainable Development Goals.
September 29, 2014
Giving more data won’t make us wiser and sacrificing more for data’s sake won’t make us safer. What can the social sector learn from the tragedy of Harvey Dent?
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