Data, Crime, and Conflict. Can data and connectivity improve criminal justice and mitigate conflicts? - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

How does a data-driven, connected world deal with crime, conflict, and peacekeeping? Will we be prisoners in a global Panopticon, begrudgingly honest because we might be surveilled? Or will total transparency even the balance between the enforcer and the citizen?

Join a lineup of thinkers and technologists for this free online event as we look at the ways data is shaping how we police ourselves, from technological innovations to ethical dilemmas.

Presented by: Alistair Croll and guests: 

Ari Gesher is a senior engineer and Engineering Ambassador at Palantir Technologies.

Jeannie Stamberger is a thought leader for novel solutions in disaster management at intersection of academia, corporations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and government agencies (local, federal, domestic and international).

Jason Droege. His business unit is responsible for Evidence.com, AXON Flex, and TASER Cam.

Chris Perry. Chris joined IPI as a Policy Analyst with the Coping with Crisis team in July 2008. His current work deals with a range of international peace and security issues through the lens of multilateralism. 

Marie O'Reilly is the Associate Editor at the International Peace Institute (IPI) and a co-author of the IPI report New Technology and the Prevention of Violence and Conflict. 

Helena Puig Larrauri is a peacebuilding practitioner, focusing on the use of technology to promote peace and prevent conflict. She is currently a freelance consultant, working on projects with non-governmental and United Nations agencies in conflict and post-conflict environments.

Linus Bengtsson is a medical doctor, co-founder of the Flowminder Foundation and researcher at Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.