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Data Justice in Planning: Ethical Use of Tech, AI, and Spatial Analysis - NEW

Thu, December 1811am-1pm ET

Add to Calendar 12-18-2025 11:00:00 12-18-2025 13:00:00 15 12/18/2025: LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBINAR, Data Justice in Planning: Ethical Use of Tech, AI, and Spatial Analysis - NEW, Thursday, December 18, 2025, 11am-1pm Eastern COURSE DETAILS: https://www.redvector.com/lpe/course/details/84fdba89-53d3-4e19-ac72-69dab9d9d107 https://redvector.webex.com RedVector ClientSupport@RedVector.com false MM/DD/YYYY

2 hrs. Webinar
Level: Intermediate

Item #: RV-W121825

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Overview

Webinar Description

As cities become more data-driven, planners and allied professionals face urgent questions about the ethical use of technology in shaping urban life. This two-hour webinar introduces the emerging concept of data justice—the fair, accountable, and equitable use of data in planning, design, and infrastructure decision-making. Participants will explore how tools like artificial intelligence (AI), geospatial systems (GIS), and urban sensors are transforming city planning and operations—while also exposing communities to new risks related to surveillance, algorithmic bias, and unequal access. Through real-world case studies and policy frameworks, attendees will critically assess how digital tools can either reinforce systemic inequities or advance inclusive, democratic planning processes. The course will equip practitioners with guiding principles for transparency, accountability, and equity in data collection and analysis, and offer actionable strategies to align smart city innovation with the public interest.

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Learning Objectives

By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Define the concept of data justice and explain its relevance to planning, architecture, engineering, and urban governance and community well-being.
Identify common sources of data bias in planning technologies, including AI-driven tools, GIS systems, and sensor networks.
Evaluate the ethical and social risks associated with emerging technologies, such as surveillance, algorithmic decision-making, and predictive modeling.
Apply principles of transparency and accountability to the use of data in planning processes and stakeholder engagement.
Develop inclusive strategies for data governance that center community needs, protect civil liberties, and promote community welfare and equitable outcomes in the built environment.

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