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'''FLOOR''' - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyNVeiPPHfU&t=2s
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!PLENARY DISCUSSION
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=== 11:45–1:00 ===
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| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data for Responsive Public Policy'''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data for Responsive Public Policy'''''
The opening plenary brings together speakers from across the federal government and provincial institutes to discuss how data are used in response to emergent public policy needs. The plenary will focus on overcoming data challenges in high impact areas for policy and program action related to socio-economic and health inequities. Key themes of discussion will include how better data augment the crisis management strategies of government organizations, enhance the value of data innovations and nurture best practices for more inclusive outcomes and effective results.
The opening plenary brings together speakers from across the federal government and provincial institutes to discuss how data are used in response to emergent public policy needs. The plenary will focus on overcoming data challenges in high impact areas for policy and program action related to socio-economic and health inequities. Key themes of discussion will include how better data augment the crisis management strategies of government organizations, enhance the value of data innovations and nurture best practices for more inclusive outcomes and effective results.
Moderated by: '''Kara Beckles''', Director General, Privy Council Office
Moderated by: '''Kara Beckles''', Director General, Privy Council Office
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| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' The Value of Data for an Innovative and Inclusive Public Policy '''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' The Value of Data for an Innovative and Inclusive Public Policy '''''
The fireside chat will provide an opportunity to hear leading practitioners of the Canadian data landscape reflect on how good data support the path toward recovery. Focal points of the conversation are on the data needs to address the structural issues of equity, sustainability and inclusion, and how better data governance and data quality supports innovative initiatives for public good by connecting challenging policy questions with data infrastructures, expertise and analytics needed to address them.
The fireside chat will provide an opportunity to hear leading practitioners of the Canadian data landscape reflect on how good data support the path toward recovery. Focal points of the conversation are on the data needs to address the structural issues of equity, sustainability and inclusion, and how better data governance and data quality supports innovative initiatives for public good by connecting challenging policy questions with data infrastructures, expertise and analytics needed to address them.
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'''Data For Responsive Public Policy'''
'''Floor-'''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyNVeiPPHfU&t=2009s
'''SI-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBpJs4YRwfE&t=2006s
'''The Value of Data for an Innovative and Inclusive Public Policy'''
'''Floor-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyNVeiPPHfU&t=6524s
'''SI-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBpJs4YRwfE&t=6522s
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Moderated by: '''Alain Beaudoin''', Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Privy Council Office
Moderated by: '''Alain Beaudoin''', Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Privy Council Office
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA FOR POLICY, RESEARCH AND SERVICE '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA FOR POLICY, RESEARCH AND SERVICE '''''
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: CYBER SECURITY '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: CYBER SECURITY '''''
=== 3:15–3:30 ===
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Moderated by: '''Sébastien Fleurant''', Director, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Moderated by: '''Sébastien Fleurant''', Director, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA ETHICS AND AI '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA ETHICS AND AI '''''
Moderated by: '''Maryam Haghighi''', Director, Bank of Canada
Moderated by: '''Maryam Haghighi''', Director, Bank of Canada
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA SCIENCE APPLICATIONS '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA SCIENCE APPLICATIONS '''''
=== 4:30–4:35 ===
=== 4:30–4:35 ===
| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Closing Remarks for Day 1 by the Masters of Ceremonies '''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Closing Remarks for Day 1 by the Masters of Ceremonies '''''
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=== <big>DAY 2: FEBRUARY 19, 2021</big> ===
===<big>DAY 2: FEBRUARY 19, 2021</big>===
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| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Welcoming Remarks by Masters of Ceremonies'''''
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| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data Journalism: Truth Telling with Data Analysis and Visualizations for Public Interest'''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data Journalism: Truth Telling with Data Analysis and Visualizations for Public Interest'''''
The second plenary of the Conference brings together data journalists and experts using a variety of data analysis and representation techniques for journalistic investigation and for communicating the uncovered stories to the public. The plenary will focus on the role of data journalism to enhance the evidence base for trusted insight and effective policy-making, and to advance the public conversation in support of inclusive and equitable outcomes. The discussion topics include: techniques to gather and analyze data for investigative journalism; the democratization of data for a new generation of journalists; community-based data literacy projects to address sustainable development goals in Africa; feminist approaches to address data gaps for inclusive social outcomes.
The second plenary of the Conference brings together data journalists and experts using a variety of data analysis and representation techniques for journalistic investigation and for communicating the uncovered stories to the public. The plenary will focus on the role of data journalism to enhance the evidence base for trusted insight and effective policy-making, and to advance the public conversation in support of inclusive and equitable outcomes. The discussion topics include: techniques to gather and analyze data for investigative journalism; the democratization of data for a new generation of journalists; community-based data literacy projects to address sustainable development goals in Africa; feminist approaches to address data gaps for inclusive social outcomes.
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|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Joys of Joining up: Bridging the Digital, Information Management and Data Worlds '''''
The fireside chat of the second day of the Conference brings together Chief Data Officers (CDOs) and Chief Information Officers (CIOs) from across the federal government for a conversation on developing a joined-up approach to governance and the management of data and information. The conversation will address key challenges and opportunities to effectively bridge the scope, roles and responsibilities of CDOs and CIOs in the context of relevant Treasury Board policies, digital government, and the Data Strategy Roadmap for the Federal Public Service.
The fireside chat of the second day of the Conference brings together Chief Data Officers (CDOs) and Chief Information Officers (CIOs) from across the federal government for a conversation on developing a joined-up approach to governance and the management of data and information. The conversation will address key challenges and opportunities to effectively bridge the scope, roles and responsibilities of CDOs and CIOs in the context of relevant Treasury Board policies, digital government, and the Data Strategy Roadmap for the Federal Public Service.
Moderated by: '''Marc Brouillard''', A/Chief Information Officer of Canada, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Moderated by: '''Marc Brouillard''', A/Chief Information Officer of Canada, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
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'''Data Journalism: Truth Telling with data Analysis and Visualizations for Public Interest'''
'''Floor-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBo-4moUFBc&t=11s
'''SI-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGbKcC6Vf50&t=5s
'''Joys of Joining up: Bridging the Digital, Information Management and Data Worlds'''
'''Floor-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBo-4moUFBc&t=4439s
'''SI'''- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGbKcC6Vf50&t=4439s
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Moderated by: '''Cory Chobanik''', Director, Statistics Canada
Moderated by: '''Cory Chobanik''', Director, Statistics Canada
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
=== STREAM 2 LEVERAGING DATA ASSETS ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: OPEN DATA '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: OPEN DATA '''''
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
=== STREAM 3 DATA DEVELOPMENT AND USE ===
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA USE FOR RESULTS AND DELIVERY '''''
<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' THEME: DATA USE FOR RESULTS AND DELIVERY '''''
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| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data Literacy Matters'''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Data Literacy Matters'''''
The third and concluding plenary of the Conference will feature unique perspectives on data literacy for those who manage, analyze and use data and data products to participate more actively in the data landscape. Conversation themes will include: approaches to measure, map and develop data literacy across organisations; current initiatives to support data literacy training and upskilling in the Government of Canada; data literacy as a cluster of essential competencies needed for the appreciation of the full value of administrative data beyond its immediate operational use, including its value for transparent government and its impact on public policy and the public good; data literacy demands on the public service and the range of learning opportunities and innovative solutions for core government functions in areas of digital enablement, accessibility and data sharing.
The third and concluding plenary of the Conference will feature unique perspectives on data literacy for those who manage, analyze and use data and data products to participate more actively in the data landscape. Conversation themes will include: approaches to measure, map and develop data literacy across organisations; current initiatives to support data literacy training and upskilling in the Government of Canada; data literacy as a cluster of essential competencies needed for the appreciation of the full value of administrative data beyond its immediate operational use, including its value for transparent government and its impact on public policy and the public good; data literacy demands on the public service and the range of learning opportunities and innovative solutions for core government functions in areas of digital enablement, accessibility and data sharing.
=== 4:30–4:35 ===
=== 4:30–4:35 ===
| <font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Closing Remarks for Day 2 by Co-Hosts '''''
|<font style="font-family: Georgia">''''' Closing Remarks for Day 2 by Co-Hosts '''''
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'''Data Literacy Matters'''
'''Floor-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBo-4moUFBc&t=11703s
'''SI-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGbKcC6Vf50&t=11702s
'''Closing Remarks for day 2'''
'''Floor-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBo-4moUFBc&t=15868s
'''SI-''' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGbKcC6Vf50&t=15867s
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