An open future has never been more important. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has turned our world upside down, the Open Knowledge Foundation believes that openness will help us get through this global crisis.
To help us better understand how to respond, we recently commissioned an opinion poll in the UK (read our blogpost or download the full report) to gauge the public’s feelings about COVID-19, data sharing, openness and government transparency.
Now we are asking you as a key stakeholder of the Open Knowledge Foundation to fill out a short survey to help us understand more about global opinions on these issues and to help guide our campaign for a fair, free and open future in a post COVID-19 world.
The Open Knowledge Justice Programme is developing learning resources, training programmes and legal strategies to support legal professionals in the fight for algorithmic accountability.
This month, our team delivered a free webinar on AI and algorithms for lawyers in the Covid-19 context and beyond. Watch it now via YouTube and learn more at okfn.org/justice.
The Open Knowledge Foundation is happy to be a partner on the @CoActEU project. We will be leading the endeavouring of new citizen social science spaces, with a focus on gender equality. Learn more viahttp://coactproject.eu.
Fellows will lead training workshops at conferences, host events and receive stipends of $5,000 to support their work during the nine-month fellowship. The deadline for applications by 1st June.
csv,conf,v5 took place online over 13th/14th May and we were happy to be part of the organising team again. All talks will be shared soon. Visit csvconf.com or follow the conference team on YouTube or Twitter to receive updates.
The mission of the Open Knowledge Foundation is to create a more open world – a world where all non-personal information is open, free for everyone to use, build on and share; and creators and innovators are fairly recognised and rewarded.
