🚨 If you are in NY next Wednesday June 18th 📣 Join us for a thought leaders high level panel on how can we build the AI we need to advance children rights and needs. We can’t do it alone. Advancing Child-Centered AI: Practitioners and Partnerships data.unicef.org/resources/ad...

🚨Back another year: we are looking for you! (And you know we need you more than ever). 📣Can Complex Systems help us tackle some of the biggest challenges of today (and tomorrow)? 👇🏼

🚨We are searching new tech and minds to improve data on children on the move 🗓️Join us April 3rd. 1st weminar: 🤖🚸 AI and new data tech to asses conflict induced child displacement Presenting: Douglas Leasure (Oxford Uni.) and William Low (Save the Children) us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

If you work on migration, displacement, or mobility, join us! We are organising a webinar on AI and New Data Technologies to Assess Conflict-Induced Child Displacement! Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi... @mherranz.bsky.social @unicef.org #mobility #displacement #migration #data4good

🚀 Funding opportunity! Civil society orgs in #Armenia, #Georgia, #Moldova & #Ukraine can apply for up to €15,000 to develop tools & engagement strategies for open gov & accountability. 📅 Apply by April 10, 2025 🔗 bit.ly/eap-2025-grants #Road4EAP #funding @ec.europa.eu

📣 Thrilled to announce that our 2nd invited speaker is Michelle González Amador @michelleg06.bsky.social who will talk about how network science can be leveraged in development work, particularly in education And don't forget: abstract submission deadline is today!⏳ sites.google.com/view/netsci4...

The @netsciconf.bsky.social satellite Network Science for the Sustainable Development Goals is back! Are you working on #networkscience methods for analyzing the #SDGs, including understanding and measuring vulnerabilities? Submit your abstract by Feb 20 👇 sites.google.com/view/netsci4....

We are hiring a postdoc/researcher at my group (SUNLab) @nunetsi.bsky.social. Interested in working on multidisciplinary problems like segregation, health, or economic growth from the perspective of Social Urban Networks? Contact me if you are interested. Please share it!

Tonight's reading is from Jon Kleinberg and Manish Raghavan. Elegant mathematical modeling to look at what happens when two decision-makers use the same more accurate algorithm instead of different less-accurate ones. tl;dr — surprisingly, almost paradoxically, bad things.