As part of our ongoing commitment to help enable community data access and sharing, Seer Data will soon be commencing a national roadshow together with our partner Amazon Web Services (AWS).

The Community Data Sharing Roadshow will bring together community, backbone, policymaker, and data leaders to increase the understanding of how digital technology and data can support local decision making for healthy and thriving communities.

Learn how data assets can be democratised or community-led decision-making and to bridge the data divide as a force for good. Hear from:

The Hon. Victor Dominello – Director UNSW/UTS Trustworthy Digital Society Hub, Tech Council of Australia Board Member and Former Minister for Customer Service and Digital Government

Deanne Weir – Chair Seer Data & Analytics, Chair AI-Media

Kristi Mansfield – CEO & Co-founder of Seer Data & Analytics

Join Dr Ian Oppermann, NSW Chief Data Scientist and Seer Data & Analytics board member to learn why now is such a pivotal moment in the Community Data Sharing movement.

Shifts in the authorising environment, policy agendas, and progressive removal of barriers are laying the foundations to enable sharing of Government and Business-held data in a safe, secure and scaleable way.

Get to know Seer Data & Analytics and what we can do for you!

Join us for an online knowledge-sharing session on recent industry learnings from Seer Data Co-founder and CEO, Kristi Mansfield, including an interactive run-through of the Seer Data platform. 

Register to join the session and receive the recording and resource page:

Learn how Ballarat is harnessing the power of data to drive better outcomes for people, and to realise the vision of a thriving, equitable and sustainable community.

Join The Ballarat Foundation‘s CEO Andrew Eales, and Community Impact Manager Stacey Oliver in this free online information session on March 21st at 1pm.

Seer Data & Analytics CEO & Co-founder Kristi Mansfield will host this conversation on the leadership role Ballarat Foundation are taking in being a catalyst for change.

Register to join the session and receive the recording and resource page:

Take a deeper diver into the Perpetual & Seer Data & Analytics report, Census 2021: Numbers that matter. In the video from this free online session you will:

• Discover Census numbers that matter, blended with lived experiences contributed by community sector leaders.
• Hear from Perpetual NFP and Philanthropy leaders why these numbers matter and how Australia’s for-purpose leaders, boards, service providers and philanthropists can use this resource to inform decision making.
• Access a suite of complementary data assets on the Seer Data platform.
• Find out how you can use this extensive information to make meaningful change within your own communities.

In an Australian first, the Tasmanian Government committed to sharing data assets with communities in Tasmania with the goal of aligning to the newly launched Youth & Wellbeing Framework and for improving social outcomes for all Tasmanians. In this fireside chat recording, you can:

• Hear from government to community data sharing pioneers in Tasmania
• Learn more about why data sharing with communities and building data capability is important
• Discover the big shifts in government to community data sharing, and what more still needs to be done.

First Nations Data Sovereignty empowers communities to take control of their data, decision-making, narrative, and destiny. Watch the recording of   ‘Operationalising First Nations Data Sovereignty’ and access other tools and resources to help you gain deeper knowledge.

AI localism, the use and governance of AI at the local level, has the potential to revolutionise how cities are governed. Localism or “community-led decision and policy making” is problem-solving from the bottom up, not top down. Watch the recording and access resources.

The Australian Data Strategy sets the vision to become a modern data-driven society by 2030, via a national ecosystem of data that is accessible, reliable, and relevant and is able to be easily used. The strategy recognises publicly held data as a key driver of the future economy.

View Kristi Mansfield’s reflections on what the Australian Data Strategy means for communities and Australian society as a whole. Also view the Maranguka Community Hub case study (Bourke, regional NSW), featured in the strategy, via this link.