https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-pa
-CIHR Funding Opportunity - Best Brains Exchange Travel Award (2018-2019) / IRSC, possibilité de financement - Bourses de voyage pour « Échanges Meilleurs Cerveaux » (2018-2019)
https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-pa
-CIHR/IRSC : Pre-announcement: Team Grant: Pathways to Health Equity for Aboriginal Peoples / Annonce préalable de la subvention d'équipe Voies de l'équité en santé pour les Autochtones
https://cas-sca.ca/call-for-pa
-Appel de textes 33.2 - FÉMINISMES ET LESBIANIS MES : HIER ET AUJOURD'HUI, ICI ET AILLEURS
-CFP: 'Sexual and Gendered Moralities', International Ass. for the Study of Religion and Gender
-Appel de textes 33.1 - (RE)PRODUCTIONS DU GENRE DANS LES MÉDIAS D'HIER ET D'AUJOURD'HUI
-Call for new Editors of Social Anthropology/Anthropologie Sociale
-Lavender Languages Institute
Events/Évènements-Other/Autres
Invitation: Anthropology, Data Management and Sharing and Ethics Event at SOAS May 9 2018
Is Anthropology Legal?
Conversations between Anthropologists and
Professional Data Managers
Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre
SOAS University of London
Wednesday 9 May 2018
During this half-day workshop we will explore the implications of the introduction of
the EU General Data Protection Regulation on 25
th May 2018 in relation to what it is
that anthropologists actually do 'in the field'. We will hear from the UK Data Archive
on how researchers need to respond to the GDPR in relation to their data collection
and management as well as funder requirements for data sharing. This will be
followed by an overview of current ASA Ethical Guidelines, plans for their revision
and the future challenges to anthropological research posed by technological
developments and new regulatory frameworks.
The rest of the afternoon will look at three key issues in more depth – informed
consent, anonymisation and data sharing. Each topic will be introduced by a
researcher who will share considerations and challenges, followed by break-out
sessions for group discussion each led by a professional data manager. The break-out
sessions will encourage debate between researchers and data managers, as well as
practical advice.
The event is free and open to researchers at all levels who use anthropological
methodologies in their research as well as data managers who support them.
Book online via Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/
Enquiries to Helen Porter - hp7@soas.ac.uk : 0207 8984179
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