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 ```{admonition} What's this? 
-This is a summary of Wednesday 17th January's Data Ethics Club discussion. For our first meeting of the year we usually think about what our resolutions are going to be for the year ahead, and how we could try to achieve them. Those of us that came last year can check back to see if we managed to achieve [the resolutions we made then] (https://dataethicsclub.com/write_ups/2023/25-01-23_writeup.html)!
+This is a summary of Wednesday 17th January's Data Ethics Club discussion. For our first meeting of the year we usually think about what our resolutions are going to be for the year ahead, and how we could try to achieve them. Those of us that came last year can check back to see if we managed to achieve [the resolutions we made then](https://dataethicsclub.com/write_ups/2023/25-01-23_writeup.html)!
 The summary was written by Jessica Woodgate, who tried to synthesise everyone's contributions to this document and the discussion. "We" = "someone at Data Ethics Club". 
 Amy Joint, Huw Day, Natalie Thurlby, Nina Di Cara and Vanessa Hanschke helped with the final edit.
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 ## Did you have any Data Ethics resolutions last year?
 
 Last year, to be more collaborative and help improve public awareness, we wanted to find ways to introduce more Data Ethics material into our work. In some of our lectures for staff and students this materialised into a “Worst Case Scenarios” segment, going over real harms that people could come across. We also had resolutions regarding our participation in Data Ethics Club (DEC), including persevering to turn up even when timezones were challenging, and applying our publishing skills to DEC. One application of these publishing skills could be blog posts, of which five were written in 2022 by different members. The blog posts weren’t maintained in 2023, but we would love to pick it up again in 2024!