No sábado, 6 de Março de 2021, o décimo primeiro Dia dos Dados Abertos foi realizado por pessoas de todo o mundo através da organização de centenas de eventos para celebrar, promover e disseminar o uso de dados abertos. Graças aos generosos suportes, a Open Knowledge Foundation foi capaz de apoiar a realização de mais de 60 destes eventos através nosso esquema de minibolsas.
Este evento recebeu uma minibolsa da Open Knowledge Foundation graças ao suporte de the Latin American Open Data Initiative.
The numbers and information that explain hurdles in Brazil's labour market for employed and unemployed women in the pandemic are accessible and available, but many people don't know how to find it and explore it. As a data journalism organisation that tackles race and gender issues, it is part of our mission to shed a light on both the labour crisis that affects women in Brazil and the data that explains this context.
During the event, we stressed that all the data we work with is organised, structured, and available on our website. Gênero e Número's Open Data session is one of our most visited pages and also contains all the data we use to base all of our stories. We also provided the links to all the databases explored during the event (some from Brazil's main data provider, IBGE), and showed some of the R scripts used to mine, structure, and analyse the numbers.
👩🏽💻 Quer aprender a explorar dados públicos sobre o mercado de trabalho e entender por que o desemprego afeta mais as mulheres na pandemia?
— Gênero e Número (@generonumero) March 3, 2021
📊🤓 Sábado estaremos no #OpenDataDay #ODD2021 #ODD
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A well prepared event - with streaming tests, a special lay-out, presentations and social media promotion - has good results. We had a significant - and engaged - audience that positively surprised us during our Saturday morning live event. It helped us to strengthen our reputation as a data journalism organisation that is specialised in gender and race issues, and to enlighten and enhance the debate related to these subjects.
It is a great opportunity to gather with the data community and to deepen our connection with our audience. It also helps us to get to know other initiatives in data journalism and to improve our skills, by taking part and learning in other events held on the day.
Yes. We released brand new microdata used in our survey "Women's life and work during the pandemic", which had national repercussions in 2020 and was one of the subjects discussed in our event.
The presentation from our data coordinator is also available as well as all of the links to the databases and scripts explored in the event (they are in the video description here).