by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | News
The Data for Policy CIC condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine and ensuing war in the strongest possible terms. As a community network, with connections across the globe, including the Russian region, we are horrified at Russia’s actions in Ukraine, and wish to...
by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | News
The sixth international Data for Policy conference ‘Lessons for data-policy interactions after Covid-19’ ran online from 12th – 14th September. It hosted over 90 speakers and delegates from around the world. As ever, presentations were broad-ranging and...
by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | Call for Papers, News
Data for Policy 2022 – Ecosystems of innovation and virtual-physical interactions: Call for Special Tracks The seventh edition of the international Data for Policy conferences will expand to a hybrid physical-virtual format in December 2022, with in-person...
by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | Home Page Slider, News
Data for Policy presents its first standalone Zoom talk in association with UCL’s Critical Digital Studies Reading Group (organisers Naigwe Kalema and Josh Entsminger), December 8th 17:00 GMT Dr. Michael Kwet will discuss digital colonialism, exploring moral and...
by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | News, Opportunities
The Data for Policy community is looking for Communications Editors We are seeking people with an interest in the interface between data science and policy to help us develop our digital communications for two related projects.This is a unique opportunity for people...
by dfp-team | Sep 11, 2023 | Call for Papers, News
We are pleased to share a Call for Papers from our sustainer partner, the Turing Institute, for their forthcoming conference on Trustworthy Digital Identity. A special collection of papers from the conference will be published in our journal Data & Policy. To...
