Interactive Summit
Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne, Stanford, aNG and the iDFRights collaborating on data goverance.
October 5-7, Online, 5PM CET-8PM CET
Be a part of the discussion on human rights in the digital age with a team of academics and business leaders from across the world and work on concrete human centric data circulation projects (skills, smart mobility, finance) to boost a new data economy. The outcomes will be put into use in various services and in the European personal data infrastructure.
This active 3-day online workshop consists of high-level presentations, ongoing case studies, entrepreneurial hacks for human rights, and the development of new Models for Governance. The summit is presented through a collaboration between the Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, the Institut de Recherche Juridique de la Sorbonne – IRJS, Stanford Center for Human Rights and International Justice initiative on Responsible Digital Leadership, aNewGovernance international initiative on data governance and the Institute for Digital Fundamental Rights.
Your work will be presented on the websites of the organizers and you will be able to engage with them to continue the project on a long term basis.
The program
Data has become the most fluid and in-demand commodity of the 21st century. Digitalized societies and the use of data and AI pose a high number of questions and challenges for the rights of individuals. Social media has been boundlessly integrated into our lives without regard. And further, data is now the basis for exercising a number of basic freedoms and human rights. How do we secure the right to privacy and basic human rights in the digital world? And how do we protect those rights? Which governance models do we need to create? How can we leverage recent innovations of Silicon Valley to propel this process? How can we empower people with their data?
This discourse on Governance Models will feed into aNewGovernance and The Digital Fundamental Rights Institute which are collaborating to build standards (legal, technical, business, design) for a human centric data circulation infrastructure. The results are expected to be presented at a Conference on Digital Human Rights at Stanford University.
You can join several working groups to work on concrete use cases:
Skills & Employment
Control your skills data from your employer, university, training organization and your favorite platforms to get the best training and jobs recommendations. More than 40 organizations from 8 different countries are collaborating to make human centric skills data circulation happen. Discover the Skills Alliance of aNewGovernance and its data ecosystems.
Mobility
We all want a green, inclusive, and fair economic development, where people can move around freely, while more than half of the planet lives in overcrowded and polluted urban areas. In the Covid-19 context, in order to be more resilient, we need to reinvent mobility more than ever. Mobility is by essence a domain where personal data is scattered across various types of actors. As information is the main trigger for people’s decisions, allowing them to be in control and circulate their data will greatly help to address all those challenges.
Finance
Responsible rights and digital leadership in the financial sector. Focus on ethical challenges including bias and how to manage ethical dilemmas
Featured Talks
Top level speakers from all around the world, issued from politics, academia and business to discuss new data governance and share their experience.
Oct. 5
Radhika Shah
AI and Implicit Bias in Accelerting the SDGs
Oct. 5
Paul Theyskens
Creating human centric mobility data ecosystems
Oct. 5th
Jean-Marie Cavada
Creating a Declaration of Digital Human Rights
Oct. 5
Antti Poikola
Creating human centric skills data ecosystems
Oct. 5
Mika Huhtamäki
Creating human centric skills data ecosystems
The organizers
