Building on recorded conversations from the NISO archive, this program updates the open science discussion with a focus on infrastructure and incentives: aligning repositories and workflows with FAIR/CARE, rights and licensing for reuse, privacy and ethical guardrails for sensitive data, and practical steps to support reproducibility, openness of methods, and responsible data sharing.
Confirmed speakers include: Ashley Farley, Program Officer of Knowledge and Research Services, Gates Foundation, Stephanie Russo Carroll, Associate Professor, Public Health and American Indian Studies Graduate Program, University of Arizona. The program will be moderated by Jewel Cummins, Doctoral Scholar, American Indian Studies, University of Arizona.
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