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Mor Rubinstein

360Giving Data Lab and Learning Manager, ex OKF International Community Coordinator

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
August 31, 2016

What does personal data have to do with open data? Initial thoughts from #MyData2016

This piece is part of a series of posts from MyData 2016 – an international conference that focuses on human centric personal information management. The conference is co-hosted by the Open…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
August 22, 2016

Open Knowledge Brazil summer 2016 update

This blog post is part of our summer chapters updates and was written by the team of OK Brazil. Brazil is not only about the Olympics. A lot has been going…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
August 4, 2016

OKI website upgrade – what we have done and the road ahead

An organisation website is its main public image or at least this is what we believe in at Open Knowledge International. For a while now, our website has needed design attention…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
May 2, 2016

And what are your plans for Transparency Camp Europe?

This post was written by our friends at Open State Foundation in the Netherlands. Let’s face it. When it comes to relevant open data and transparency in European decision-making, we…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
April 22, 2016

Open Data Day Uganda – Promoting girls in Science and Technology

This post was written by Alwenyi Catherine Cassidy from Fund Africa Inc. Fund Africa Inc. is powered by Open Knowledge International, in partnership with NetSquared and Communication Without Boarders. We’re excited to…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
April 8, 2016

International open data day report from Yaounde Cameroon

The Open Data Day 2016 was successfully hosted and celebrated in Cameroon by the netsquared Yaoundé community. The theme of the day was ‘Empowering Cameroonians to accelerate open data’, bringing…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
April 8, 2016

Open Data Day Spain – Towards IODC 16

This post was written by Adolfo Anton Bravo from OK Spain. Open Data Day in Spain is not something exceptional anymore. Five years after the first Open Data Day was born…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
April 6, 2016

Code for Ghana Open Data Day 2016

This blog post was written by Florence Abena Toffa from Code for Ghana. The International Open Data Day is a gathering of citizens in various cities around the world to write…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
April 5, 2016

Diplohack in Brussels – The first hack in the Council of the European Union

For the first time in history, we can hack from inside the Council of the European Union building! Join us at #Diplohack in Brussels in the Council of the European Union on…

Posted byby Mor Rubinstein
March 31, 2016

On the “Open Data Day 2016” wave – Burkina Faso

This blog post was written by Justin Yarga. A modest day, but a rich day: Open Data Day in Burkina Faso has helped advance the uptake open data by the open…

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