Using data standards to get funders to open up

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[ UUID ] 673167ee-3fee-4f26-b63c-7d17974a2204

[ Session Name ] Using data standards to get funders to open up [ Primary Space ] Openness

[ Submitter's Name ] Rachel Rank [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] 360Giving [ Submitter's GitHub ] https://github.com/threeSixtyGiving

[ Other Facilitator 1's Name ] Mor Rubinstein

[ Other Facilitator 2's Name ] Fran Perrin

What will happen in your session?

Our chair, Fran Perrin, will talk about why she founded 360Giving and what inspired her to do that. Our CEO, Rachel Rank, will talk about setting up an open data initiative, how to build communities in a low-tech sector and our learning from doing that over the past three years. Our Data Labs Manager, Mor Rubinstein, will talk about what opportunities standardised, open data sharing offers, as well as the challenges of responsible data sharing and managing quality issues. The session will showcase examples of how 360Giving data has been used in online tools and for analysis. Participants will be encouraged to ask questions and to explore challenges around responsible data sharing and tools we have developed to support that.

What is the goal or outcome of your session?

• To share ideas and learning with people interested in open data sharing and "open by default" approaches.
• To discuss responsible data sharing and hear thoughts on new and emerging issues.
• To tap into a community of people interested in the governance of open approaches to sharing and using data and code online.

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Time needed

60 mins

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