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Positioned as a neutral, academic-based player, the Beeck Center has built credibility working across sectors to generate new ideas that will provoke leaders to think and act differently.  \nABOUT DIGITAL SERVICES COLLABORATIVE  \nThis project is part of the Digital Service Collaborative, a partnership between the Beeck Center and The Rockefeller Foundation that leverages the network of professionals working on data and digital services to scale solutions for greater impact. The Digital Service Collaborative brings together members of the data and digital service community to work together solving specific problems and sharing those solutions throughout the network.  \nABOUT THE AUTHOR  \nNatalie Evans Harris has spent nearly twenty years advancing the public sector’s strategic use of data, including a sixteen year career at the National Security Agency, and eighteen months with the Obama Administration. She co-founded and currently serves as Head of Strategic Initiatives of BrightHive, a data trust platform to help organizations, networks, and communities securely and responsibly link their data to enhance their impact, empower individual and collective decision making, and increase equity of opportunity. She founded the Community-driven Principles for Ethical Data Sharing (CPEDS) community of practice focused on strengthening ethical practices in the data science community through crowd-sourcing a Data Science Code of Ethics. As a Senior Policy Advisor to the US Chief Technology Officer in the Obama Administration, Natalie founded the The Data Cabinet  \n-a federal data science community of practice with over 200 active members across more than 40 federal agencies.      \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS    \nI would like to thank The Rockefeller Foundation for providing the financial support that made this work possible. I would also like to thank the Beeck Center team for supporting me through this year plus journey. My deepest appreciation goes to the Student Analysts who conducted research and  contributed to the creation of this Guidebook: Nitya Biyani, Moonlan Zhang, Robert Roussel, and   \nBen Lang. For the experts that contributed time for interviews, emails, phone calls, and reviewing the  \nmany iterations ofthis report. In particular, I am forever in-debt to: Bill Yock, Sara Holoubek,  Kathryn Pettit, Bill Hoffman, Reg Leichty, Leah Hendey, Michelle Shevin, David Park, Dan Wu, Kristin Wolff, and Kevin O’Neil. Finally, I must thank my colleagues at BrightHive for showing me everyday that the practices recommended in this guide are not only doable but impactful.   \nThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons AttributionShareAlike 4.0 International License.  \nDATA SHARING TODAY  \nResources  \nUnderstanding Corporate Data Sharing Decisions (Future of Privacy Forum)  \nThis report covers the Future of Privacy Forum’s research on how companies make data available, why companies share data, and the risks perceived with sharing.  \nThe U.S. Data Federation Wants to Make It Easier to Collect, Combine, and Exchange Data across Government (General Services Administration)  \nA paper from 18F discussing the potential new ease of data sharing and exchange across government through the GSA Technology Transformation Systems.  \nAISP Network Site Case Studies (Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy)  \nA group of case studies on securing and maintaining legal agreements, establishing and adapt governance processes, managing data and analytic processes, and confronting economic and political realities in sustaining Integrated Data Systems (IDS) operations, documenting the group’s own exemplary re","cbCaij768rtxp5sl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij768rtxp5sl","pdf",706869,24,"English","# DATA SHARING TODAY\n## Resources\n## Sharing Data as Corporate Social Responsibility\n## Data Ethics and Public Conversations","[{\"question\":\"Who produced the guidebook and in what organizational context?\",\"answer\":\"The guidebook is produced by Natalie Evans Harris, associated with the Beeck Center, and it is part of the Digital Services Collaborative with the Rockefeller Foundation.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the Creative Commons license for this work?\",\"answer\":\"The work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of resources are included in the guidebook’s “Data Sharing Today” section?\",\"answer\":\"It compiles research and viewpoints covering corporate data sharing decisions, privacy-related governance, government data exchange initiatives, case studies on legal agreements and governance processes, and discussion of data ethics and public understanding.\"}]","SHARING DATA for SOCIAL IMPACT: GUIDEBOOK to ESTABLISHING RESPONSIBLE GOVERNANCE PRACTICES | PDF",1789631964,8]