RDAI-2021
Reframing Diversity in AI: Representation, Inclusion and Power

Table of Contents

• Preface
  Summary: There were 14 papers submitted for peer-review to this workshop. Out of these, 10 papers were accepted (9 included in this volume).

• The Role of Arts in Shaping AI Ethics 1-6
  Ramya Srinivasan , Kanji Uchino
• Connecting Underrepresented Minorities and Qualified Job Positions Using Online Data 7-8
  Maysa M G Macedo , Marisa Affonso Vasconcelos , Andrea Britto Mattos , Rogerio Abreu de Paula
• The Limits of Global Inclusion in AI Development 9-16
  Alan Chan , Chinasa T. Okolo , Zachary Terner , Angelina Wang
• Reexamining Human-centered Design Methods for Inclusive Technology 17-18
  Lauren Pak
• Reframing Opportunity and Fairness in the AI Diversity Pipeline 19-20
  Armanda Lewis
• Microbanking: Bringing Credit to Underrepresented Communities by Enhancing Local Financial Practices With AI 21-24
  Heloisa Candello , Andrea Britto Mattos , Claudio Pinhanez , Rogerio de Paula , Marcelo Carpinete Grave
• Addressing Unique Fairness Obstacles within Federated Learning 25-27
  Annie Abay , Ebube Chuba , Yi Zhou , Nathalie Baracaldo , Heiko Ludwig
• When You Know Better You Do Better: Increasing Opportunities for Diverse Experiences at Data Science Conferences 28-31
  Latifa Jackson , Heriberto Acosta-Maestre , Hasan Jackson
• An Automated Framework to Identify and Eliminate Systemic Racial Bias in the Media 32-36
  Lamogha Chiazor , Geeth de Mel , Graham White , Gwilym Newton , Joe Pavitt , Richard Tomsett