Challenging Conventional Statistical Metrics for Gender Equity in Exhibitions Ecosystem
Rodriguez Ortega, Nuria (1); Romero Ferron, Barbara (2); Ortiz Tello, María (1)
1: University of Malaga; 2: Utrecht University
This presentation critically assesses traditional gender disparity analysis in the exhibition ecosystem, revealing limitations in relying solely on overall participation percentages. It introduces innovative methodologies to uncover systemic dynamics perpetuating female underrepresentation. The study exposes issues like enduring connections and ghettoization, offering strategic insights for equitable exhibition policies.
Databasing Repeal: the Collections Database as Historiographical Infrastructure in Ireland and Beyond
Delaney, Orla
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
HTML XMLThis paper examines the database infrastructures surrounding collections in Ireland pertaining to the 2018 referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment to the constitution, which prohibited abortion. Through ethnographic methods, I produce an analysis of how the database operates as a historiographical tool in relation to these new collections.
Filling the gaps: Facilitating access to enriched research data
Gradl, Tobias
University of Bamberg, Germany
Our paper introduces a transformation service to enhance data accessibility and interoperability. Focused on virtual datasets and APIs, it supports diverse use cases, especially where resources limit FAIR data principle alignment. Integrated into NFDI Text+, it is evaluated in research infrastructures, with ongoing development informed by academic feedback.