Inclusionism

James Felton Keith & Peter Willumsen are back from the campaign trail to rant about the state of politics and what it looks like to implement the principles of Inclusionism for the real world. This series will interview some of the local political candidates in their backyard, around NYC. 

Series 4: Politics As Usual

Episode 2: Corey Ortega is running for City Council in District 07 which is West Harlem, Washington Heights and the Upper WestSide of Manhattan. He is currently an elected District Leader and founder of the West Harlem Progressive Democratic Club, and founder of the NYC COVID Coalition. 

The rise of the technology industry, driven in large part by personal data, is collectively worth trillions of dollars. And while some view this as good ol’ fashion capitalism, others have a growing concern that users are getting the “short end of the stick”. Over the past two decades online, we’ve experienced constant surveillance, targeting, and manipulation leading to a variety of societal issues. As a result, a movement comprised of scholars, professionals, and activists are exploring alternative ways to remedy the imbalance in power via a data dividend — a mechanism whereby companies share profits derived from the use of personal data directly with users. On paper, the data dividend looks like an opportune moment to restructure the digital economy on more equitable terms. However, in practice, it may prove to be insufficient and merely a redesign of the current data ecosystem.

This show has excerpts from a previously recorded panel at Coin Desk. 

James Felton Keith & Peter Willumsen are back from the campaign trail to rant about the state of politics are the Presidential election. It's tiome for the next political season and move into introducing new candidates for the 2021 Primary. 

Series 4: Politics As Usual

Episode 1: Liberal's language and the coup that is upon us in Michigan & Georgia.

JFK is joined by author of the forthcoming "Hacking Digital Ethics" on Anthem Press, David J. Krieger: Author at Institute for Communication and Leadership in Lucerne, Switzerland. This is a special episode with excerpts from the Personal Data Day Summit in 2020 to explore some of David & his Co-Author's idead on human rights in the digital age and how they relate to inclusivity going forward. 

What does it mean when Progressives are building gun clubs? How is the "Gospel of Inclusionism" fighting religious conservatism in these jarring political times? A conversation between JFK and Peter Willumsen about posts shooting riffles while on the Biden-Harris 2020 campaign trail in Alabama and South Carolina for Democratic US Senators in those states.

What does it mean when Progressives are building gun clubs? How is the "Gospel of Inclusionism" fighting religious conservatism in these jarring political times? A conversation between JFK and Peter Willumsen about posts shooting riffles while on the Biden-Harris 2020 campaign trail in Alabama and South Carolina for Democratic US Senators in those states.

JFK is joined by Carlton Mackey: Director of Emory University’s Ethics & The Arts Program | Social Influencer & Founder of Black Men Smile, as well as. Christopher Hearn: Community Engagement Manager of Streamlytics to talk about the digitization of Black cultural data.

A Conversation about the structure of both Data Union and Data Dividends from the people making them happen.

[Tech] Shiv Malik: Head of Growth at Streamr Network

[Policy] Matt Prewitt, President RadicalxChange

[Litigation] Enoch Liang: CEO, Data Dividend Project

To get paid ASAP, join the Data Dividend Project HERE. 

To design a Data Union with Streamr's software go HERE or contact Shiv directly. 

To read the Data Freedom Act from RadxChange go HERE.

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Special episodes from Personal Data Day Summit 2020:

Ethics of Personal Data Collection in International Relations: Inclusionism in The Time of COVID-19 is a forthcoming book on Anthem Press. This episode is a panel of the book's authors, moderated by series co-editor Colette Mazzucelli of New York University and introducing our book co-editor Prof Emeritus Ann Hollifield.

-Christian Rossi, Colette Mazzucelli, and David Unger, Rome versus the Regions: Government in Italy during the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic

-Jasmine Lee, Taiwan’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Social Constructivist Analysis of Identity Differentiation with the People’s Republic of China

-Viola Prisca Roggia, Personal Data Collection to Perpetuate Modern Slavery through the Correctional System: A Comparative Study of China and the US.

-Jakub Kibitlewski, Data to the People? Surveillance Capitalism and the Need for a Legal Reconceptualization of Personal Data Beyond the Notion of Privacy

-Charles Martin-Shields and Ziad Al-Achkar, Data in the Context of Human Subjects: Universities as Sites of Data Collection

-Andrea Adams, Ethical Considerations for App-mediated Research of Different Classifications of Data

-Suzanne Goodney Lea and Elsa Marie D’Silva, Safecity: Data Collection to Promote Gender Rights as Human Rights

-John Reilly and Lynne Chandler Garcia, Personal Data Collection Ethics in the Context of the Enhanced Access Acknowledge Act (EAAA) Sexual Assault Reduction Program at the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA)

-Thynn Thynn Hlaing and Nicole Scartozzi, Personal Data Collection in the Context of the Ebola Outbreak in Sierre Leone