Data Against Feminicide
For the first Data Against Feminicide gathering in 2020, we set the objective of getting to know and introduce to each other, the people and organizations we had been identifying through our research and work on the use of data to understand and counter feminicide. In the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, we organized an online event in three stages, setting the scene sessions to establish a common base to discuss the topic, working together sessions to begin imagining possible future collaborations, and series of workshops for hands-on work on related subjects. To our surprise, more than 500 people from all over the world signed up.
Setting the scene
Thursday, November 5, 2020
We share work from theoretical and practical perspectives, as provocations to begin the discussion on feminicide data.
November 2020
Telling stories with data on violence against women (Mariana Villamizar Rodríguez and Juliana Galvis Nieto / Datasketch) Panel presentation: Data against feminicide: Setting the scene. Working with feminicide data
November 2020
Data, gender and violence: ILDA’s work to standardize feminicide data in LAC (Silvana Fumega) Presentation at the panel: Data against feminicide: Setting the secene. Approaches to feminicide data
November 2020
Spatial analysis of feminicides in the State of Mexico (Fernanda Gutiérrez Amaros) Presentation at the panel: Data against feminicide: Setting the scene. Working with feminicide data
November 2020
Feminicide Data Frames (Helena Suárez Val) Presentation at the panel: Data Against Feminicide: Setting the scene. Approaches to Feminicide Data
November 2020
The challenges of commensurating, comparing, and standardizing ‘global’ fem(in)icide data (Saide Mobayed) Panel presentation: Data against Feminicide: Setting the scene. Approaches to Feminicide Data
November 2020
Co-designing AI tools for the detection of feminicides (Catherine D’Ignazio) Panel presentation: Data against feminicide: Setting the scene. Working with feminicide data
Working together
Thursday, November 12, 2020
Interactive proposal to debate some of the key questions regarding feminicide data.
What are the effects of feminicide data on those involved in the data collection, in creating it, or in accessing it?
How can automated tools help with feminicide data?
What uses can we envision for feminicide data, beyond visibility?
How can official and civil society work on feminicide data be complemented?
What is the biggest gap in feminicide data in terms of official and/or civil society data?
Next steps
Workshops
November 16-20, 2020
Intensive week of workshops and talks on the feminicide data standardization project.
Webinar-Standardization of Feminicide Data-ILDA/IDB
Feminicide Data +R
Data Visualization for Gender Activism
Femi(ni)cidio in Wikipedia/Wikidatos
