2019-09-22 –, Kleiner Hörsaal
The OSM community is global and diverse. Building on last year's Open Heroines conversation, we will co-create a space for OSM to talk about how to improve diversity and inclusion in our amazing project. All welcome.
How can OSM be more diverse and inclusive? What can we do to improve this across all the various OSM spaces, including OSM governance? Diversity is the range of human differences, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, social class, physical ability or attributes, religious or ethical values system, national origin, and political beliefs. Join us to share your lessons and ideas on how we might grow and support a Diversity and Inclusive approach in OSM. There are Diversity and Inclusion groups across other 'open' communities. OSM has a diversity talk mailing list. This will be the place where the community can continue to connect after SOTM.
The goal of the session is to give space for the OSM community to talk about their needs and to plan a way forward to supporting OSM on this journey.
We will ask participants to co-create plans and identify how we might incorporate it into small and big activities within the global network.
The format will be co-created with some potential outcomes. The goal is to be a conversation with interactive, participatory methods and some small group work.
Examples of formats: https://facilitation.aspirationtech.org/index.php?title=Agenda:Sessions
See more about this topic:
https://blog.mozilla.org/internetcitizen/2019/03/04/open-source-inclusion/
https://opensourcediversity.org/
https://github.com/mozilla/diversity
Your OSM
Co-authors –TBD
Talk keywords –diversity, inclusion, global, community, gender
Dr. Patricia Solís is CoFounder and Director of YouthMappers, a university consortium of 145+ student-led chapters in 40+ countries working to create and use open spatial data for resilience, development and humanitarian purposes. She is Executive Director of the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience at Arizona State University and Research Associate Professor in the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning.
Heather is a technologist focused on humanitarian data and technology opportunities by combining human-centered design, participatory design, diverse partnerships, and innovation methodologies. She is a current Board Member at OpenStreetMap Foundation and a past Board Member at the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (4 years).
Community Engagement in OpenStreetMap México and Co-Founder of Geochicas. HOTOSM voting member. Business Development lead and co-founder of technology based projects focused in OpenData