Coded Bias Virtual Screening

Our virtual screening of Coded Bias has ended. It was originally March 19-March 22 and then was extended until March 29.

GOOD NEWS: Coded Bias now available on PBS: https://www.pbs.org/independentlens/films/coded-bias/ and is coming Monday, April 5 to Netflix (https://www.netflix.com/title/81328723)!

Watch it again and keep sharing widely with friends, family and colleagues!

Panel Discussion: Clarkson Researchers Working on Issues of Bias in AI and Automated Decision Making

Thank you to those who attended Sunday March 21, 6 pm EDT.
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With Yan Chen (Senior Computer Science Student and Researcher), Chris Mahoney (Junior Computer Science Student and Researcher), Izzi Grasso (Senior Data Science Student and Researcher, Rising PhD Student University of Washington), Abigail Matthews (Current Ph.D. Student and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee Member at UW Madison Department of Computer Science,Clarkson alumna), Esma Wali (Ph.D. Student and Researcher, Department of Computer Science), Will Smialek (Sophomore Computer Science Major and Researcher), Tom Middleton (Masters Student and Researcher, Department of Computer Science), Golshan Madraki (Assistant Professor, Reh School of Business), Jeanna Neefe Matthews (Professor, Department of Computer Science)

Come and discuss Coded Bias with us! Group discussion and small breakout sessions. We want to hear from you!

Thank you to those who attended Monday March 22, 6 pm EDT .
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With Laura M Grabowski (Department Chair of Computer Science, SUNY Potsdam), Yetunde Folajimi (Associate Professor of Computer Science and Networking at Wentworth Institute of Technology, Founder Geek Girls Collaborative), Izzi Grasso (Senior Data Science Student and Researcher, Rising PhD Student University of Washington), Jackie Otala (Masters Student and Researcher, Engineering Science), Jeanna Neefe Matthews (Professor, Department of Computer Science), Lisa Blank (Director of STEM Programs, Watertown City School District)

Discussion with the Clarkson Open Source Institute (COSI): Looking Back, Looking Forward

Thank you to those who attended Wednesday March 24, 6 pm EDT.
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With Yan Chen (Senior Computer Science Student and Researcher, Member of the COSI), Chris Mahoney (Junior Computer Science Student and Researcher, Lab Director of the COSI), Abigail Matthews (Current Ph.D. Student and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee Member at UW Madison Department of Computer Science, Former COSI Lab Director, Clarkson alumna), Sophia Carlone (Freshman, Computer Science and Digital Arts Double Major, Member of the COSI), Jeanna Neefe Matthews (Professor, Department of Computer Science, Faculty Advisor and Co-Founder COSI)

Picture A Scientist Virtual Screening (March 26- March 29)

Watch anytime between 6 pm EDT March 26 through 6 pm EDT March 29. Register to receive email with details of how to watch.

Now available on PBS/NOVA here: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/picture-a-scientist/

Panel Discussion: Change I Want for My Daughter (Mother, Mentor, Mentee, Sister, Friend, Colleague, ..)

Thank you to those who attended Sunday March 28, 6 pm EDT.
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RELATED CONVERSATION: Izzi and Jeanna

With Abigail Matthews (Current Ph.D. Student and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee Member at UW Madison Department of Computer Science, Former COSI Lab Director, Clarkson alumna), Jeanna Neefe Matthews (Professor, Department of Computer Science), Bria Cole, (Chief Inclusion Office, Clarkson Alumna, Rising PhD student Howard University), Patrice Cole (Chief Inclusion Office), Mahnoor Ali (Freshman, STEM student), Esma Wali (Ph.D. Student and Researcher, Department of Computer Science), Izzi Grasso (Senior Data Science Student and Researcher, Rising PhD Student University of Washington), Jennifer Knack (Associate Professor, Department of Psychology)

ACM Distinguished Panel: Designing Futures of Algorithmic Fairness: From Coded Bias to Algorithmic Fairness

Thank you to those who attended March 29, 2:30-4 PM EDT.
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We will be joined by an amazing group of panelists including Professor Latanya Sweeney (Harvard; ACM TPC Member), the Honorable Bernice Donald (Federal Judge of the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals), Dame Professor Wendy Hall (ACM and British Royal Society Fellow; Chair, Ada Lovelace Institute), and Professor Ricardo Baeza-Yates (Professor at the Institute for Experiential AI of Northeastern University, Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, and Universidad de Chile in Santiago). Moderated by Clarkson professor and ACM TPC member Jeanna Matthews.

Organized by Association for Computing Machinery's Technology Policy Council and Diversity and Inclusion Council .

Come and discuss Picture A Scientist with us! Group discussion and small breakout sessions. We want to hear from you!

Thank you to those who attended Monday March 29, 6 pm EDT.
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With Silvana Andreescu (Professor / Chair of Chemistry & Biomolecular Science / Egon Matijevic Endowed Chair / Associate Dean for Research for the School of Arts & Sciences), Ruth Baltus (Professor Emeritus of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering), Jeanna Neefe Matthews (Professor, Department of Computer Science), Carolyne Shultes (Sophomore Chemical Engineering Major/Mathematics Minor, Society of Women Engineers Vice President)

This is *not* our event, but we so want you all to watch that we will add a link here!!!

The African American Policy Forum and Algorithmic Justic League's Panel Coded Bias Talkback, Her Dream Deferred 2021 with Joy Buolamwini, Timnit Gebru, Tranae’ Moran, Cathy O’Neil, Ruha Benjamin, and moderator Kimberlé Crenshaw.

Don't miss this profoundly wise and important conversation! Thank you African American Policy Forum and Algorithmic Justic League!!
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