Indigenous Values + Software Development
Boozhoo News River readers,
In this week’s newsletter, hear from a Māori technology ethicist on why facial recognition tech can lead to inherent racial bias for Indigenous people, and how Coquitlam middle schoolers are learning about Indigenous culture and history using the popular game Minecraft.
Ever read news on the Axios website? This news source presents stories in short summary format, cutting right to the most important details. Read this recent story on how tech is helping preserve endangered Indigenous languages in the Americas.
Our Upcoming Pathfinding Webinar: How We Integrate Indigenous Values Into Software Development
Animikii is giving our News River readers the first invites to our Pathfinding webinar on Tuesday, December 14 at 10am (PT) /1pm (ET) - where we'll teach you the secrets of our systematic and inclusive approach to tech development.
It's an insightful hour of information on how we maintain transparency and empower communities through technology. Learn about our collaborative, values-driven processes and how they contribute to meaningful technological solutions.
What You'll Gain from Our Webinar
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Innovative Pathfinding Process: Discover how we integrate Indigenous perspectives and equitable practices into our software development.
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Interactive and Engaging Content: The webinar features live demonstrations, case studies, and insightful discussions. It's an opportunity to see our ethical tech practices in action and learn how we operate differently at Animikii.
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Valuable Resources for Attendees: Gain exclusive access to our Pathfinding templates and other resources. These tools are designed to empower you to apply innovative practices in your own projects or organizations.
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Truly Transparent Approach to Sales and Data: At Animikii, we believe in complete transparency, especially when it comes to your data and when we want to sell you our services. We will discuss how all our processes, particularly regarding your data, are opt-in. We ensure you're fully informed and in control every step of the way.
As News River readers you are the first to know!
Take a moment to sign up today, we’ll be announcing it officially tomorrow on LinkedIn! Places are limited to 200.
We’re grateful to have our headquarters on traditional territory of the Lək̓ʷəŋən (Lkwungen, Songhees and Esquimalt) Peoples of the Coast Salish Nation.
Animikii Inc: theDock Centre for Social Impact 100-722 Cormorant St Victoria, BC V8W 1P8
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