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No publisherpranav2022-11-02T10:19:23ZFileRoS 2022 PDF
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No publisherpranav2022-09-20T11:22:36ZFileConsolidated Financial Statements of Account 2017-18 pdf
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No publisherpranav2022-09-14T05:04:16ZFileConsolidated Financial Statements of Account 2016-17 pdf
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No publisherpranav2022-09-14T05:02:39ZFileAudit Report 2020-2021 pdf
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No publisherpranav2022-09-14T04:46:23ZFileED Call Image
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No publisherpranav2022-08-23T07:32:20ZFileAnnual Report 2020-21 (Programmatic PDF)
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No publisherpranav2022-02-11T12:31:35ZFileIRC22 Call for Sessions pdf
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No publisherpranav2022-02-11T12:10:27ZFileCIS-ITfC-e-Shram-issue-brief-Dec-21 pdf
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No publisherpranav2021-12-10T10:59:40ZFileReclaiming AI Futures
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<b>Join us on 23 November (Tuesday) at 7:30pm.</b>
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<p>The spectre of artificial intelligence looms large over us. According to the prevalent visions sold to us today, Artificial Intelligence will save us from ourselves — cut out humanity and let technology provide for our futures, mediating our interactions and our relationships with mathematical precision and computerised equanimity: 100 Smart Cities, ‘built from the internet up’, which recognise only the disciplined and data-annotated urban resident. Machines which prophesise on dishonesty and criminality and place us in an information straitjacket from which there is no escape. Technologies will mine data from the depths of our bodies and our environment, and, in turn, displace us from both.</p>
<p>What do these futures hold in store for us? Who do these visions of AI futures serve? How do we resist, reimagine and reclaim our technological futures? To paraphrase Ruha Benjamin, how do we imagine and craft the worlds we cannot live without, just as we dismantle the ones we cannot live within?</p>
<p>In early 2021, artists and activists from India were invited to reflect on the trajectory of Artificial Intelligence in India; to speculate, prophesise and craft new technological imaginaries through their art and writing, as part of Divij Joshi’s fellowship project with the Mozilla Foundation, the AI Observatory.</p>
<p>The resulting projects have been incorporated into the online exhibit – ‘<a class="external-link" href="https://ai-observatory.in/reclaiming">Reclaiming AI Futures</a>’. The projects and artworks in this exhibit span different digital media – films, gifs, written essays, interactive games, social media feeds – each of which critically reflect on AI and its political, cultural, economic and affective implications; on how technology mediates our identities, and how we might ‘reclaim’ agency from, or with, AI.</p>
<p>On November 23, 2021, from 7:30 – 9:00 PM, the contributors to this project will discuss their work and their visions for Reclaiming AI Futures in an online session, hosted by Divij and the Centre for Internet and Society.</p>
<p>Register <a class="external-link" href="https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ltOBimwNRmCXgbtFC08Ymg">here</a>.</p>
<p><strong>The Contributors to Reclaiming AI Futures are:</strong></p>
<p>All India IT and ITeS Employee’s Union and Critter’s Collective, ‘Reclaiming AI Futures for Economic Planning’, Mixed Media (Twitter)<br />Brindaalakshmi K., ‘Word!’, Speculative Fiction (English and Tamil)<br />Daksha Dixit, Simran Singh and Kartik Handa, ‘AlgoLeela’, Gifs<br />diane daayan, ‘I Am AI v.2.3.’, Roleplaying Game<br />Paulanthony George, ‘Illustrations for the AI Observatory’, Illustrations<br />Shristi Singh, ‘This Scene May Contain…’, Graphic Media<br />Vishal Kumaraswamy, ‘your dataset won’t let me thrive’ & ‘ your dataset must die’, Video Essays<br /><br /></p>
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No publisherpranav2021-11-17T19:56:07ZEventInternet Researchers' Conference 2022
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<b>Due to internal delays related to the pandemic, the Internet Researchers' Conference will now take place online in May 2022. Please see below for a link to the updated call for sessions.</b>
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<div>The ‘home’ has been a key line of defence in efforts to curtail the spread of COVID-19. Public health recommendations and governmental measures have enforced numerous restrictions on daily living, including physical distancing and isolation, home confinement, and quarantining. These mandates to be at home have relied on the construction, and assumption, of home as a familiar, stable and safe space.</div>
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<p dir="ltr">However, home has always been a site of intense political contestation—be it through the temporal frames of belonging, ideas of citizenship and regionalism, role in the reproduction of capital accumulation, or as material signifiers of social status. Over the past 2 years, digital infrastructures have played an intensified role in the meaning making of the home. Coming to terms with the pandemic entailed an accelerated embedding of digital systems in many of our relationships. Be it with the state, educational institutions, workplaces, or each other. Solutions to the many challenges of infrastructure and mobility emerging over the last year have been sought in digital technologies. The digital mediation of the pandemic has ushered in visions of the ‘new normal’ as situated wholly in the digital.</p>
<div>While the initial anxieties of living through the pandemic may have now eased, and we make forays into a changed world, the spectre of the ‘next normal’ awaits. As we continue to come to terms with, and find ways to reorient the disruption of life, being at home has acquired many new meanings. What has it meant to be at home, and what is home? What is and has been the role of the internet and digital media technologies in navigating the contours of a changing ‘normal’? How have/can digital technologies help overcome, or exacerbate existing social, economic and political challenges during the pandemic? What forms of digital infrastructure—tools, platforms, devices and services—help build, sustain and alter the notion of home?</div>
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<div>For IRC22, we invite you to pause and reflect on the relational and material linkages between being at home and being connected. We invite sessions across a range of formats and themes to explore and challenge conceptions of the home. Different people imagine and experience the home in various ways—as a space of refuge and comfort, but also as one of violence, care, labour or movement-building. We invite contributions that speak to these provocations through one or more of the above thematic areas.</div>
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<div><strong>Read the complete call for sessions, including sub-themes, session formats and timeline <a href="http://editors.cis-india.org/raw/irc22-call-for-sessions-pdf" class="internal-link" title="IRC22 Call for Sessions pdf">here</a>. <br /></strong></div>
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<p dir="ltr">To propose a session, please send the following documents (as attached text files; the file name should include the session title and your name) to <strong>workshops@cis-india.org</strong>:</p>
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<p dir="ltr">Session Title: The session should be named in the form of a hashtag (check the <a class="external-link" href="https://cis-india.org/raw/irc19-list">sessions proposed for IRC19</a> for example).</p>
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<p dir="ltr">Session Type: Please select the session type among the four types mentioned in the call for sessions.</p>
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<p dir="ltr">Session Plan: This should describe the objectives of the session (the motivations and expectations driving it), what will be done and discussed during the session, and who among the people organising the session will be responsible for what. This note need not be more than 500 words long. If your session involves inviting others to present their work (say papers), then please provide a description and timeline of the process through which these people will be identified.</p>
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<p dir="ltr"><strong>The deadline for submission of session proposals is 9 March, 2022.</strong></p>
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No publisherpranav2021-10-12T10:56:57ZFileWho Funds Us
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<b>CIS is able to conduct its research only through the support of both long term, and short term donors, who are also acknowledged throughout our website on the publications they support. Below is a list of past donors across the years who have supported us.</b>
<h2>2019 - 2020<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Article-19</li><li>Association for Progressive Communications</li><li>Azim Premji University</li><li>Big Data for Development (BD4D) Network</li><li>City, University Of London</li><li>CMS Technologies</li><li>East West Management Institute</li><li>Facebook India</li><li>Google India</li><li>LIRNEasia</li><li>Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich</li><li>Mozilla Foundation</li><li>Omidyar Network, India</li><li>Partnership on AI</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The Asia Foundation</li><li>The International Center for Not-for-Profit Law</li><li>The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation</li><li>The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation</li><li>University of Oxford</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2018 - 2019<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Arghyam</li><li>Article-19</li><li>Azim Premji University</li><li>CE Infosystems</li><li>Facebook India</li><li>Google India</li><li>Grabtax Holdings</li><li>Indira Gandhi Centre for Arts</li><li>Internet Society</li><li>LIRNEAsia</li><li>Mapbox </li><li>Mapillary AB</li><li>Mozilla Foundation</li><li>Opencage Data</li><li>Partnership on AI</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The Hague Center for Strategic Studies</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2017 - 2018<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Derechos Digitales</li><li>Facebook India</li><li>International Development Research Centre</li><li>LIRNEasia</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation</li><li>The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation</li><li>Tides Foundation</li><li>University of Manchester</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2016 - 2017<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Derechos Digitales</li><li>International Development Research Centre</li><li>LIRNEasia</li><li>Mozilla Foundation</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation</li><li>University of Oxford</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2015 -2016<br /></h2>
<ul><li>International Development Research Centre</li><li>Kusuma Trust</li><li>Open Society Foundations</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2014 - 2015<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Hans Foundation</li><li>Kusuma Trust</li><li>Open Society Foundations</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2013 - 2014<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Ford Foundation</li><li>International Development Research Centre</li><li>Kusuma Trust</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2012 - 2013<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Brown University</li><li>Centre for the Study of Culture and Society</li><li>Consumers International</li><li>Hans Foundation</li><li>Hivos</li><li>Kusuma Foundation</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>Richard Heeks</li><li>Wikimedia Foundation</li></ul>
<h2>2011 - 2012<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Centre for the Study of Culture and Society</li><li>Ford Foundation</li><li>Hivos</li><li>IDS</li><li>Kusuma Foundation</li><li>Panos South Asia</li><li>Privacy International</li><li>UNESCO</li></ul>
<h2>2010 - 2011<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Centre for the Study of Culture and Society</li><li>Demos</li><li>Hivos</li><li>International Telecommunication Union</li><li>Lexum</li><li>National Internet Exchange of India</li><li>Open Data Project</li><li>Open Video Alliance Project</li><li>UNESCO</li></ul>
<h2>2009 - 2010<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Hivos</li><li>iCommons</li><li>Kusuma Trust</li><li>Lexum</li><li>National Institute of the Visually Handicapped</li><li>National Internet Exchange of India</li><li>Rohini Nilekani</li></ul>
<h2>2008 - 2009<br /></h2>
<ul><li>Kusuma Trust</li></ul>
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