Merge pull request #82 from code4lib/keynotes

add keynotes

Author: ranti

_data/conf.yml

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ image-attributions:
 # These booleans affect the main menu links in the ways described below, as well
 # as displays in a few other places.
 # if true Speakers link -> /speakers/, if false -> /speakers/past-keynotes
-have-talks: false
+have-talks: true
 have-workshops: false
 # if true Schedule link -> /schedule/, if false -> /schedule/timeline
 have-schedule: true

_data/speakers.yml

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+# NOTE: we've not traditionally used the github, twitter, slack, or bio at all
+- id: crystal-lee
+  name: Crystal Lee
+  last: Lee
+  pronouns:
+  position-title: Senior Fellow in Responsible Computer Science at Mozilla
+  bio: 'Crystal Lee is a PhD candidate at MIT and a Senior Fellow in Responsible Computer Science at Mozilla. Her work investigates what she calls the “life-cycle of data representations,” or the process by which datasets are curated, cleaned, visualized, and circulated. In other words, she works on a wide scope of things: from the history of disability and human-computer interaction to theories about data visualization. This research has been supported by fellowships from the National Science Foundation, Social Science Research Council, and the MIT Programs for Digital Humanities. She is also a research affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard, where she co-lead the Ethical Tech Working Group. Previously, she has worked as a visiting research scientist at the European Commission and graduated with high honors from Stanford University.'
+  twitter:
+  slack:
+  github:
+  image_src: /assets/img/speakers/crystal-lee.jpg
+  keynote: true
+
+- id: lauren-chambers
+  name: Lauren Chambers
+  last: Chambers
+  pronouns:
+  position-title: Ph.D. student at the UC Berkeley School of Information
+  bio: |
+    Lauren Chambers is a Ph.D. student at the UC Berkeley School of Information. Advised by technology law expert Prof. Deirdre Mulligan, she studies the intersection of data, technology, and sociopolitical advocacy.<br/><br/>
+    Previously Lauren was the staff technologist at the ACLU of Massachusetts, where she explored government data in order to inform citizens and lawmakers about the effects of legislation and political leadership on our civil liberties. Her projects included tracking the disparate effects of COVID-19 on vulnerable populations, analyzing policing budgets and practices, and advocating for regulation of government facial surveillance.<br/><br/>
+    Lauren received her Bachelor's degree from Yale in 2017, where she double-majored in astrophysics and African American studies. Her undergraduate African American studies thesis, "A Different Kind of Dark Energy: Placing Race and Gender in Physics" examines how physics and astronomy theory and praxis are influenced by race, gender, and identity. After graduating, Lauren spent two years in Baltimore supporting NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope mission as a software developer.
+  twitter:
+  slack:
+  github:
+  image_src: /assets/img/speakers/lauren-chambers.png
+  keynote: true