Sasha Costanza-Chock re-imagines how design led by marginalized communities can become a tool to help dismantle structural inequality, advance collective liberation, & support ecological survival. Read more

Anthropologist Anita Say Chan, interviewed by Data & Society Events Producer Rigoberto Lara Guzmán & Communications Associate Natalie Kerby. Read on Points

Wendy Liu and Meredith Whittaker discuss how the COVID-19 shutdown is impacting workers and organizing in the technology industry. Read more

How can human rights serve as a framework for the governance of AI systems? Read on ACM FAT* 2020

Mark Latonero explains how the best intentions can often go wrong when it comes to implementing "AI for good." Read on Wired

Technology can often do more harm than good in humanitarian situations. In an op-ed for The New York Times, Research Lead Mark Latonero argues against surveillance humanitarianism. "Despite the best intentions, the decision to... Read on The New York Times

Michele Gilman argues for the inclusion of low-income people in the conversation around data privacy legislation. Read on Jurist

“Digital Identity in the Migration & Refugee Context” analyzes the challenges of continually collecting identity data from migrants & refugees. Read more

AI development and regulation needs to be inclusive to the communities who are most at risk of being impacted. Read on Points

In the new Data & Society report “Governing Artificial Intelligence,” Mark Latonero assesses how human rights can be applied in the governance of AI and offers initial recommendations for stakeholders. Read more