Wednesday 9 September at 19:00 UTC / 21:00 CEST / 3:00pm EDT (UTC -4)
Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/
The IDEAL program at the North Carolina Environmental Justice Network invites you to a webinar on Bringing Data Sovereignty into Participatory Sciences. Anna Woodroof, a researcher and program manager at IDEAL, will facilitate a conversation with Hali Dardar, a Houma scholar who created the Uke’ Contracting System for data sovereignty in the context of oral histories. We’ll also hear from Kurt Naquin, a Houma scholar, writer, and community-engaged researcher, and Caren Cooper, director of IDEAL and professor of public science. We will discuss data sovereignty and what might be possible by adapting the Uke’ system to the context of participatory science projects. We’ll explore what it could mean for individuals to retain ownership and control of their data while sharing those data with participatory projects for use and re-use. Registration is required. The guests will speak English. Live interpretation into Spanish and Portuguese will be available. Questions? Contact IDEAL@ncejn.org
