Some work and resources on indigenous data sovereignty and data decolonization in conjunction with the Natives In Tech Conference 2025.

The Mooncakes Festival is coming soon. Did you know that mooncakes are said to have played a role in China’s liberation from the Mongols in the 14th century?

We had a great time with new and old friends!

It’s been a minute – ICE is front and center for over a month here in Los Angeles we're all figuring out ways to respond. We’ve included a few examples of turning the tables on ICE with data in this month’s newsletter.

2024 in numbers. and meeting our strategic goals!

Data Reframed is building, and we’re pleased to announce two people joining our steering committee! Please help us welcome Nardos Alemayehu and Sena Kim as they help us usher in a new era of growth.

What makes AI and data upskilling such a powerful force? Here's a look at four essential factors.

Winter, a New Year, looking back and looking forward

Our first launch party, remarks, and more about our new name!

3 super actionable resources for tech and data justice: 1. Data Feminism for AI, 2. Decolonizing Data, 3. Gaza’s Telecommunications Infrastructure

We’re focusing this fall on product discovery! More to come over the next few months!

The Hudson Valley and Eastern New York Institutional Research groups hosted a data equity webinar in August., where 30+ experts in higher education actively engaged in and brought their practice.

We traveled to Atlanta in June to present our data equity workshop at the YWCA’s national biennial Leadership & Capacity Building Institute.

A pause partially to recharge and partially to evaluate how we contribute in the current landscape that is dominated by interest, excitement and challenges of generative AI.

Following U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy's June 17 warning on social media for aadolescents’ mental health, we highlight our 3-part series on educational justice.

A recap of our May 9 event on balancing creativity and artificial intelligence, with speakers Laura Crenshaw Randant and Faith 'Aya' Umoh.

Healthcare workers who use the advancements of digital interventions to support equitable healthcare will be the drivers of clinically significant outcomes.

Big thanks to our volunteer team – who make *everything* possible! – during National Volunteer Week.

We look forward to joining the Consortium to build a collective vision for the design and use of algorithmic tools that positively serve the American public. See what Eva Sachar is looking forward to.