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Data Ethics Professional webinar series
This series is for our Data Ethics Professional alumni to share their expertise, offering practical insights and tips on ethical data use and embedding best practices within organizations.
Operationalising Data Ethics at PwC, 13 January 2025
Jessica Dervishi, Chief Data Officer at PwC and recipient of the TechWomen100 award, shared insights on implementing Data Ethics at PwC, along with the challenges faced along the way. This event is chaired by Dr Kay Achenbach, Data Trainer at the ODI.
Embedding Ethics Q&A, 18 February 2025
This Q&A is from Sneha Eashwer Singhraj’s session where she shared her journey of leading Aiimi’s internal initiative to develop a robust and effective Data and AI Ethics Framework.
Consent Management Platforms (CMPs), 25 March 2025
Data Ethics Professional Hugh Gage, unpacked the ethical implementation of Consent Management Platforms (CMPs).
His presentation focuses on the ethical implementation of Consent Management Platforms (CMPs), the tools used on websites and apps to manage user consent regarding data collection. It highlights the importance of transparency and user control over their data, especially considering legal requirements such as GDPR and PECR.
Using demographic data ethically, 30 April 2025
Washington Technology Solution’s Cathi Greenwood, the state of Washington’s Open Data Program Manager, shared her presentation on the importance of data ethics in organisations, focusing on the current efforts to use demographic data responsibly and for positive purposes. The presentation aims to explore strategies that can be implemented now to ensure that collected data does not harm the individuals it is meant to benefit in the future.
DEP 2025 Data Ethics and ‘Smart’ City Technologies (PDF)
Data Ethics and 'Smart' City Tech, 22 May 2025
Angela Schöpke-Gonzalez, Data Ethics Professional and PhD Candidate at the University of Michigan School of Information, discussed data ethics strategies for implementing ‘smart’ city technologies.
She discussed how a U.S. city implemented a ‘smart’ parking meter system through a public-private partnership, that benefits and risks of the implementation to city residents, and steps that both local governments and private technology companies could take to minimise risks, and obstacles to realising data ethics in ‘smart’ city technology implementation.
You can download Angela's presentation above, and if you would like to see a recording of the webinar contact [email protected].
