Accepted Submissions

Tianqi Bi, University of Edinburgh - The Data Trust Model under EU Data Governance Act 

Fiona Draxler, University of Mannheim - Data Donations for Participatory Data Collection

Mark Lycett and Alexander Reppel, University of London - Exploring the Value of Provocations as Meaningful Spaces

Miriam El-Mahdi, University of Copenhagen - YET4H, Transform Health and Data Governance

Lorena Sánchez Chamorro, University of Luxembourg - Including Vulnerable Voices to Enhance the Design of Invisible Data Practices: Lessons from Magic Machines Workshops

Alpay Sabuncuoglu and Carsten Maple, The Alan Turing Institute - Towards Standardised Fair ML Development Flows

Karl-Emil Kjær Bilstrup, Magnus Høholt Kaspersen, Maja Dybboe and Johannes Ellemose, Aarhus University - The School as a Data Governance Microcosm

Ashley Boone, Georgia Institute of Technology - Revisiting Project Infrastructure: Data Systems Three Years Later

Viktoria Horn, University of Kassel - Introducing a novel method for the participatory and value-orientated design of data-driven business models

Albrecht Kurze, Chemnitz University of Technology, and Alexa Becker, Anhalt University of Applied Sciences - Simplications: Why and how we should rethink data of/by/for the people in smart homes and its privacy implications

Srravya Chandhiramowuli, University of Edinburgh - Valuing dataset contributions equitably. An exploration of relational approaches to data governance

Gijs van Maanen, Tilburg University