Marika Pfefferkorn's guest appearances

Marika Pfefferkorn

CDT Tech Talks

Free Minds Free People

#WeatherTogether: A Marnita's Table Production

Shannon Watts

Mark Zuckerberg

Ashley Merryman

Doug Casey

DeRay Mckesson

Phillip Picardi

Laura Murphy

Perry Chen

Andrew Johnson

Ajit Pai

Susan Crawford

Carlos Maza

Michael Daugherty

Nuala O'Connor

Laura Norén

OwlTail

Elizabeth Laird

We have another exciting show for you this week!Data-sharing practices between K-12 education agencies and adjacent public sectors, such as social services, are becoming increasingly prevalent. To minimize risk, agencies participating in data-sharing initiatives must take steps to ensure the benefits are available to all and that no group of students experiences disproportionate harm. CDT recently released a set of new recommendations for conducting community engagement around the use of student data, with particular focus on the practice’s role in decisions about data-sharing. The new report, Sharing Student Data Across Public Sectors: Importance of Community Engagement to Support Responsible and Equitable Use, presents the guidance alongside polling research on the demand for community engagement.Here to talk about the report is Marika Pfefferkorn, Co-founder &amp; Solutions and Sustainability Officer for Twin Cities Innovation Alliance and Elizabeth Laird, Director of CDT’s Equity in Civic Technology project.More on our host, Jamal https://bit.ly/cdtjamalAttribution: sounds used from Psykophobia, Taira Komori, BenKoning, Zabuhailo, bloomypetal, guitarguy1985, bmusic92, and offthesky of freesound.org.

We have another exciting show for you this week! Data-sharing practices between K-12 education agencies and adjacent public sectors, such as social services, are becoming increasingly prevalent. To minimize risk, agencies participating in data-sharing initiatives must take steps to ensure the benefits are available to all and that no group of students experiences disproportionate harm. CDT recently released a set of new recommendations for conducting community engagement around the use of student data, with particular focus on the practice’s role in decisions about data-sharing. The new report, Sharing Student Data Across Public Sectors: Importance of Community Engagement to Support Responsible and Equitable Use, presents the guidance alongside polling research on the demand for community engagement. Here to talk about the report is Marika Pfefferkorn, Co-founder &amp; Solutions and Sustainability Officer for Twin Cities Innovation Alliance and Elizabeth Laird, Director of CDT’s Equity in Civic Technology project. More on our host, Jamal <a href="https://bit.ly/cdtjamal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/cdtjamal</a> Attribution: sounds used from Psykophobia, Taira Komori, BenKoning, Zabuhailo, bloomypetal, guitarguy1985, bmusic92, and offthesky of <a href="http://freesound.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">freesound.org</a>.

Tech Talk- Sharing Student Data Across Public Sectors — W/ Marika Pfefferkorn & Elizabeth Laird

Sam Ndely

In this conversation we address what it means to be free of state sponsored violence against black and brown people and how each of us can start the work towards intentionally building a healthy and whole community. We are lifting up the voices of BIPOC of all ages to discuss what will make our communities safe(r). Listen to hear what each of our guests agreed was the number one resource currently making us feel safe(r) in our own neighborhoods, as we continue to reimagine an equitable and just future for our communities.

In this conversation we address what it means to be free of state sponsored violence against black and brown people and how each of us can start the work towards intentionally building a healthy and whole community. We are lifting up the voices of BIPOC of all ages to discuss what will make our communities safe(r). Listen to hear what each of our guests agreed was the number one resource currently making us feel safe(r) in our own neighborhoods, as we continue to reimagine an equitable and just future for our communities.

8. Marika Pfefferkorn and Sam Ndely

Welcome to the Free Minds Free People Podcast.  During each episode we will have a dialogue with a teacher, young person, researchers, parents and community-based activists/educators from across the country to build a movement to develop and promote education as a tool for liberation.  In today’s podcast we have the honor to speak to Marika Peppercorn. Marika is a self titled Bonus Auntie, Entrepreneur, Education Justice Advocate, Aspiring Difference Maker &amp; Lover of Learning.

Meet Marika Pfefferkorn: Twin Cities Change Agent and Disruptor