In this episode I chat with Mo Ali about racism in the aid sector and what we do about it.

When digital transformation is relegated to the IT department, we have abdicated our responsibilities and do not understand digital or transformation.

This week I had the privilege of having a conversation with Ken Banks. Ken has spent over 25 years working in and around humanitarian aid. He is the founder of FrontlineSMS and now works for Yoti as their Head of Social Purpose. In this episode we talk about Yoti’s recent social purpose report, their Guardian council, and what he has been learning. (the first version of this episode had audio problems)

This episode continues to talk about how bias enters our datasets and decision making. This time through stories, particularly the stories we tell ourselves.

Data doesn't lie, it is facts. Right? Well, it tells a story, a perspective, but not the whole truth. Data has bias encoded in it. In this episode I outline 5 ways bias gets in

This week I had the privilege of having a conversation with Linda Raftree about the Responsible Data Maturity Model she created with CARE USA.

We're often told change will be smooth, but in reality it's full of bumps, curves, and potholes. In this episode I explore some of these in responsible data practices

We're back! Season 3 starts with some fun and creativity using the idea of an Alphabet book to unpack responsible data. Enjoy!

In this episode I explore how going digital can perpetuate inequalities in society.

In the ‘have to’ space, we tend to seek the minimum, the letter of the law. “Tell me what the requirement is, so I can meet it and move on.” In this episode, I explore what is might look like if consent was a desirable. If it was something we wanted to do and sought after it.