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Many thanks, Laura! I spent many hours engaging with your work during my research and writing process. I hope this contribution offers an additional perspective to the growing body of literature.

Thank goodness for the ABC! I am enjoying these 'ABC News verify' and 'Misinformation and disinformation' metadata tags on the website 🧐

✍️ If you’re interested in reviewing the book or would like to learn more, please get in touch. I’d be happy to connect you with the publisher.

#Disability #Refugee #HumanRights #Data #CRPD

🎉 I’m also excited about the official online launch happening in March! The event will feature an incredible panel of experts discussing the book’s key themes, including insights from disability human rights advocacy and humanitarian data production. I can’t wait to share more details soon!

💡 Although the official release date is Feb 25th, this early access lets researchers, practitioners, and advocates dive into the nuanced discussions on CRPD Art 31 in refugee contexts—examining how we can better balance the challenges of disability data production in humanitarian settings.

For those interested in the details 🧐

AI Fairness highlight 3: A lunchtime conversation with Jose about the complex math and geometry he is using to categorize data. The goal is to provide individuals with greater transparency regarding automated decision-making. #NotMyField but incredibly interesting!

AI Fairness highlight 2: Ivana Bartolettie talking about the impact of the new EU AI Act. She believes the GDPR is under attack because it provides the primary protection and accountability for individuals from AI harms. The product risk focused EU AI Act does not offer (adequate) protection.

AI Fairness highlight: listening to Prof. Payal Arora discuss co-designing AI teaching materials with marginalized communities to challenge stereotypes. She emphasized the need to balance authenticity with dignity: "Some situations people don't want photographed." Looking forward reading her book!