We can humanize our data operations by pushing for transparency, making systems and their knowledge workers accountable, and exercising our data citizenship and agency. Mobilizing decision-makers on the policies, practices and products through workshops, project support and programs helps to build more inclusive responsible tech. 

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Data Conscience shares a starter blueprint of questions, action steps and activities we can do to make more responsible data connections throughout the data pipeline. It's accessible for the public and the data practitioner.  

We are invested in supporting and retaining Black women in the data workforce as entrepreneurs, leaders, managers and practitioners. Our vision is to support Black women in occupying 13% of data roles, from entry-level positions to C-suite positions by 2040. We focus on coaching to develop their data, communication and entrepreneurship skills. Our strategy to accomplishing our vision is to provide growth opportunities via our signature event, the Black Women in Data Summit, a slate of specialized professional development sessions and partnering with organizations who desire an inclusive data future.