Recognising, reordering and representing: the politics of equality data collection and use

In this session, we revisit a compelling conversation between Prof. Dr. Linnet Taylor (Professor of International Data Governance, TILT – Tilburg University) and Dr. Eduard Fosch-Villaronga (Associate Professor & Research Director, eLaw Center – Leiden University), who also introduces the session.

Together, they explore the complexities of collecting data on race and ethnicity, diving into:
How problem definitions are shaped in data practices
The assumptions around risk, harm, and bias
Pathways toward fairer and more equitable use of sensitive data

💡 If you're interested in data governance, digital rights, or ethical tech development, this session offers valuable perspectives on the intersection of technology, identity, and justice.

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