Dartmouth Events

The Wright Center for the Study of Computation & Just Communities: A Seminar in "Data Justice" - presentations surveying how data has been and continues to be brought to bear on issues of justice. Please sign up here. Learn more about the Wright Center here.  

Speakers:

• 4/13 - Jay Aronson, Director of the Center for Human Rights Science at Carnegie Mellon University

Title: The Promise and Peril of AI, Machine Learning, and Data Analysis in Human Rights Practice

Abstract: In this talk I will introduce Carnegie Mellon University's Center for Human Rights Science (CHRS); describe our work at the intersection of machine learning, computer vision, data analysis, and human rights; and present a case study on reconstructing citizen killings by security force personnel during the 2014 Euromaidan protests in Kiev, Ukraine. I will highlight the value of computer scientists partnering with community groups and human rights practitioners to advance social welfare, and encourage computer scientists to use a harm reduction approach (pioneered in the field of public health) in all of their work.

• 4/20 - Jared Holt, Resident Fellow, Atlantic Council
• 4/27 - Amiya Bhatia, Research Fellow in Social Epidemiology & Child Protection, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
• 5/4 - Lillian Leung, Graduate Research Asst., Eviction Lab, Princeton University
• 5/11 - Alexa Koenig, Executive Director of the Human Rights Center, UC Berkeley School of Law
• 5/18 - Jacque Wernimont, Distinguished Chair in Digital Humanities & Social Engagement, WGSS, Dartmouth College
• ·5/25 - Leonardo Milano, Predictive Analytics Team Lead, & Stuart Campo, Data Responsibility Team Lead, UNOCHA Centre for Humanitarian Data