Ian Graham
Finlay
Ian Graham Finlay
Assistant Professor, School of Politics and International Relations, University College Dublin
Global Campus of Human Rights
Biography
Graham Finlay is Assistant Professor at the School of Politics and International Relations, University College Dublin. He is currently using agent-based modelling to improve human rights outcomes in the Irish work visa system. He also teaches at the Global Campus of Human Rights, hosting its podcast ‘To the Righthouse’. He has published articles and reports on the theory of human rights, migrants’ rights and human rights policy coherence.
Country
Speaker session
THEMATIC PANEL
Digitalisation and people: Preventing discrimination, enabling social solidarity
- Ensuring rights-compliant digitalisation
Forum stage / Festsaal - livestream
In our increasingly digital world, tech advances affect every aspect of our lives, including our human rights. New technologies can speed up decision making, foster equality and enhance inclusion. But they can also undermine human rights and result in discrimination. This panel will explore how to best address algorithmic biases, improve accessibility for underserved groups, and devise strategies to leverage digitalisation for creating a fairer, more inclusive world.
Moderator: Djamila Grandits
Djamila Grandits
Curator, moderator
CineCollective
Michael Lysander Fremuth
Scientific Director
Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human Rights
Biography
Michael Lysander Fremuth is Scientific Director of the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human Rights. He is also Professor of Fundamental and Human Rights at the University of Vienna. He was a substitute Professor in Bayreuth, Freiburg, Berlin and Trier.
Country
Speaker session
THEMATIC PANEL
Digitalisation and people: Preventing discrimination, enabling social solidarity
- Ensuring rights-compliant digitalisation
Forum stage / Festsaal - livestream
In our increasingly digital world, tech advances affect every aspect of our lives, including our human rights. New technologies can speed up decision making, foster equality and enhance inclusion. But they can also undermine human rights and result in discrimination. This panel will explore how to best address algorithmic biases, improve accessibility for underserved groups, and devise strategies to leverage digitalisation for creating a fairer, more inclusive world.
Moderator: Djamila Grandits
Djamila Grandits
Curator, moderator
CineCollective
Michal Frydrych
Visual Artist
Biography
Michał Frydrych is a visual artist based in Warsaw, Poland. His practice deals with painting, installation and post-artistic actions. His exhibits have featured at the CCA Zamek Ujazdowski Warsaw, Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, Zachęta National Gallery Warsaw, and CICC Tabakalera San Sebastian. He has also participated in the Biennale de La Biche , Venice Biennale and JCE Biennale.
Country
Speaker session
THEMATIC PANEL
Digitalisation and people: Preventing discrimination, enabling social solidarity
- Ensuring rights-compliant digitalisation
Forum stage / Festsaal - livestream
In our increasingly digital world, tech advances affect every aspect of our lives, including our human rights. New technologies can speed up decision making, foster equality and enhance inclusion. But they can also undermine human rights and result in discrimination. This panel will explore how to best address algorithmic biases, improve accessibility for underserved groups, and devise strategies to leverage digitalisation for creating a fairer, more inclusive world.
Moderator: Djamila Grandits
Djamila Grandits
Curator, moderator
CineCollective