15 April 2024, 6 pm
TownHall Europe (Sq. de Meeûs 5, 1000 Bruxelles) & online

It's all about trust.

IDENTITY VALLEY

What the European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles means for citizens.

Renate NIKOLAY, Deputy Director-General – European Commission (DG CNECT); MEP Bernd LANGE, Rapporteur European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles – European Parliament; Jack HAMANDE, Director General Simplification & Digital Transformation – BOSA; Richard GARDINER, Head EU Public Policy - World Benchmarking Alliance; Laureline LEMOINE, Senior Policy Associate – AWO Agency; Peter KRAEMER, Director Data Sovereignty – Capgemini

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IDENTITY VALLEY

It's all about trust.

An image saying "What can technology do?" where the can is crossed-out and replaced by a "should"
An image saying "What can technology do?" where the can is crossed-out and replaced by a "should"

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Our vision

Identity Valley is a response to and evolution of Silicon Valley. We are about both the potential of technology to improve our lives and the necessary assumption of responsibility – by companies, institutions, and governments. We replace “silicon“ – until now, tech's most important raw material – with the uniqueness of multi-faceted human identities.
Building trust through responsibility.

What we do

As a non-profit organisation, Identity Valley calls for more Digital Responsibility. We engage thought leaders and decision-makers in academia, policy and industry to promote a value-based future for the digital world through research, networking, advocacy and communication.
Through our actions we want to transform the question “What can technology do?” to the question “What should technology do?”.

Digital Responsibility Goals ( )

The seven DRGs are our guiding principles for a better digital future. They were developed in collaboration with experts from various fields.
Designed to reduce complexity in our increasingly digitised lives they are able to make responsible behaviour in the digital world visible, comparable, and comprehensible.

Towards more responsible technology

We do research on how the complexity of digital solutions and services can be broken down to spot trustworthiness at a glance.

For this purpose, we are developing an assessment tool that measures aspects of digitally responsible behaviour and provides information on the extent a digital solution meets the Digital Responsibility Goals.