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CS Co-labs discussion session 3

Seminar

What equitable collaboration should look like in Citizen Science projects
Event date
Tuesday 10 November 2026, 1pm to 2pm
Location
Online only
Audience
Open to staff, students, the public (adults only)
Admission
Free admission, booking required

Event details

Join us for the third session in our CS Co-labs discussion series. We will explore our learnings on how to support diversity, equity and inclusion by designing Citizen Science projects with equitable collaboration at the forefront, and then facilitate a discussion inviting participants’ views, experiences and questions.

We will present our reflections on:

  • understanding power dynamics in CS projects and what equitable collaboration is/isn’t
  • how equitable collaboration should/could look at different stages of the research process
  • co-design and meaningful collaboration, avoiding tokenistic involvement

The session will be online only, via Zoom. Slides will be made available and a short summary shared after the session. The session will not be recorded., This is so that the discussion sessions can be a safe space to ask questions and share challenges. 

Also for the purposes of data protection, we request that AI-based note-taking software is only used if needed for accessibility, not simply for convenience. If you do need to use it, please do not share the output with anyone else, including other participants in the session.

This event is open to University of York staff and research students and those outside the university community.

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Venue details

Wheelchair accessible

No hearing loop

Contact

Lucy Way

lucy.way@york.ac.uk