The Centre for Data Justice (CDJ) envisions a world where data and technology are harnessed ethically and equitably, ensuring that all societal segments benefit from the digital age without discrimination. CDJ aims to be a global leader in advocating for and implementing policies and practices that uphold data justice, particularly in the Global South.
in South Asia's social welfare programs are excluded due to biased data.
60% of South Asians live under surveillance
with weak privacy protections, threatening human rights.
75% of policy-making data in South Asia excludes marginalized communities
perpetuating systemic inequalities and injustice.
CDJ conducts in-depth research on the intersection of data practices and social justice, advocating for policies that ensure fair and equitable use of data. The organization provides insights and recommendations on public policies, aiming to influence legislation and business practices worldwide.
CDJ conducts workshops, webinars, and courses tailored to policymakers, data scientists, and the general public to raise awareness and educate on the ethical implications of data use.
CDJ facilitates dialogues between stakeholders including tech companies, policymakers, civil society, and academia to promote collaborative solutions to data justice issues.
— Cathy O'Neil
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