Ethical Data Initiative Virtual Townhall

Online
28. — 28. Nov 2025
2:30 PM - 5:30 PM CET

Join the Ethical Data Initiative’s first virtual Town Hall Workshop on the 28th of November, 14:30 - 17:30 CET. This new biannual format builds on the momentum of past events, creating a flexible and accessible forum for global stakeholders to come together to shape the future of ethical data.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of the conversation. The momentum from our spring event continues with the very first virtual Town Hall Workshop this autumn. Join us online on Friday 28 November, 2025 from 14:30-17:30 CET (13:30-16:30 UTC). This upcoming meeting offers a flexible and accessible forum for stakeholders to come together to shape the future of ethical data.

Find more information and a draft agenda here.

The Ethical Data Initiative (EDI) is evolving its stakeholder engagement by transitioning its annual Townhall Events to a new biannual format. The new schedule will feature a larger in-person event in the Spring and a virtual Townhall Workshop in the Autumn, providing more frequent and accessible opportunities for its global community to connect and collaborate.

The EDI is a non-partisan platform coordinated by the University of Exeter and the TUM Think Tank at the Technical University of Munich, dedicated to advancing data ethics in a world increasingly shaped by data. The initiative’s core mission is to foster open and inclusive discussions on responsible data governance. It aims to increase data literacy and promote a more human-centric approach to how data is collected, used, and shared, with a focus on addressing issues such as social inequity, misinformation, and privacy.

Speakers/Instructors

Sabina Leonelli

PI ETHICAL DATA INITIATIVE

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