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This morning at #mydataonline2020 we're discussing different approaches to data stewardship and potential principles individuals and organisations can follow in their interactions with data w/ @KapoorAstha, @kaodro, @javicreus, Jessica Montgomery.
Highlights in thread
Highlights in thread
We start by asking: what does doing good with data mean to you?For inspiration, read this piece from Ada researcher @AidanPeppin
https://www.adalovelaceinstitute.org/blog/what-does-good-look-like-data-stewardship/
@KapoorAstha Co-founder of @aaptiinstitute says that data stewardship is about the ability to unlock the value of data for people in a rights preserving manner. Astha has also written for us on practising data stewardship in India in this piece: https://www.adalovelaceinstitute.org/blog/practising-data-stewardship-in-india/
@javicreus, Co-founder of @SalusCoop, says we need new institutions e.g. trade unions, think tanks etc. to take care of our collective data and help realise the potential for doing good.
@KapoorAstha talks about the Data Economy Lab - a space to think through legal, policy, governance and technological issues on data stewardship. Astha says data governance is not just about data protection but about unlocking the societal value. https://thedataeconomylab.com/
@kaodro, Insights Director @mozilla talks about their Data Futures project â an open study by Mozilla Insights that examines approaches to data stewardship and alternative data governance (in theory and in practice). https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/initiatives/data-futures/
Jessica Montgomery, Exec Director at Accelerate Programme for Scientific Discovery, Cambridge University, talks about the Data Trusts Initiative she's involved in. http://www.datatrusts.uk
