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Industry Affiliations & Events Founded

Kaliya is very active across a range of communities and organizations in the technology industry that touch on aspects affecting user-centric identity and personal data.

Tech Industry Affiliations

Co-Author of the Identosphere a weekly newsletter that summarizes SSI news.

Ecosystem Director of the Covid Credentials Initiative and Chair of the Interoperability Working Group for Good Health Pass at Trust over IP

Invited Expert at the W3C and in the Verifiable Credentials Working Group and Decentralized Identifier Working Group.

Co-Chair of the Interoperability Working Group at the Decentralized Identity Foundation

Co-Chair of the Secure Data Store Working Group jointly chartered at the Decentralized Identity Foundation and the W3C Credentials Community Group

Founding Member of the Decentralized Identity Foundation 

Participant in the W3C Verified Claims Working Group & W3C Credentials Community Group.

Founding Member of IDPro

Member of the Digital Enlightenment Forum 

ID2020 Ethics and Risk Committee member 2018 – Present

Internet Identity Workshop 2005 – Present

Kaliya is a Co-Founder and Co-Producer of this event with Doc Searls and Phil Windley. Since its inception she has been the main Designer and Facilitator of the event. The semi-annual event has been key to fostering innovation, collaboration and adoption of user-centric identity technologies.

Patient Privacy  Rights  2014 – Present

Kaliya severs on the Board of Patient Privacy Rights.

ORCID Trust Group 2016 – 2019

The ORCID Network, a network to create persistent identifiers for researchers that are under their control and create a correctable persistent identifiers.  They convened a community of experts to help them develop and refine their policies around trust.

She’s Geeky

Kaliya is the Founder and Executive Director of She’s Geeky an unconference for women working in Science Technology Engineering and Math. It began in 2007 with conversations with women technology colleagues and wanting to find an inclusive forum to proactively address the challenges women face in industry.

Identity Gang

Founding Community Member of this list that facilitated core community connection and understanding. It was the context for collaboration in the development of the Lexicon, Kim got input on the Laws of Identity as they were published and many other key conversations that happened here inform industry developments.

Planetwork

Kaliya is the Network Director for Planetwork. The community was most active between 2000 and 2005. It hosted 3 major conferences (2000, 2003 and 2004). Between 2001-2002 it hosted the link tank/web cabal to consider the future of the web and community. The Augmented Social Network: Building Identity and Trust into the next although latent as an active community since 2005. In 2010 Kaliya initiated a series of successful 10 year reunion events.

 

Events Founded

Kaliya is widely recognized for her community leadership and has founded a number of conferences focused on various fields in their early stages of development. These include the following:

Internet Identity Workshop

Kaliya co-founded this event with Doc Searls and Phil Windley. Since its inception she has been the main Designer and Facilitator of the event. The semi-annual event has been key to fostering innovation, collaboration and adoption of user-centric identity technologies.

Thoughtful Biometrics

This event was founded in 2021 to support a constructive dialogue between those working on biometrics, digital identity and civil society groups concerned about their use.

Data Sharing Workshop & Summits

Marc Canter initiated this event to foster a conversation about how data could move between websites under user-control. The User Bill of Rights was put forward at the first Data Sharing Summit in September 2007. Kaliya continued the conference with Laurie Rae, putting on the Data Sharing Workshop in the Spring of 2008 and a follow-up Summit after the May Internet Identity Workshop.

ID Legal – Map the Gap

This event began with a conversation at the Internet Identity Workshop in 2008 asking what a conference that had 1/2 lawyers and 1/2 technologists would look like? The Map the Gap workshop was finally held in March of 2010 in Washington DC. It was a collaboration between the Identity Commons, Kantara Initiative and the Internet Society.

She’s Geeky

Kaliya is the Founder and Executive Director of She’s Geeky, an unconference for women working in Science Technology Engineering and Math. It began in 2007 with conversations with women technology colleagues and wanting to find an inclusive forum to proactively address the challenges women face in industry.

Ruby on Rails Camp

Kaliya worked with Max Dunn and Wido Menhardt to. put on the first and only Ruby on Rails Camp in 2006.

Scala Lift Off

Kaliya has designed and facilitated all three Scala Lift Offs to date. Working with David Pollak on the two San Francisco events in 2008 and 2009 and Josh Suereth on the DC 2009 Scala Lift Off. There are 3 Scala Lift Offs planned for 2010 – San Francisco, London and NYC.

Big Data Workshop

This event was the brain child of Johannes Ernst. Kaliya was the primary producer and facilitator of the event. Over 80 people attended and discussed a range of the technologies used on “big data” including NoSQL atabases and MapReduce/Hadoop.

Digital Death Day

Kaliya is the founder, producer and facilitator of this event. It began with a conversation she had with Pierre Wolff about the range of industry opportunities and issues around post-life data management. It brought together 35 professionals from around the world to discuss “what happens to your data after you die?”.

Open Government Directive Workshop

Kaliya worked with Lucas Cioffi to found and shape this series of events that supported an Open Dialogue about the implementation of the Open Government Directive that was released in December 2009.

Prior Industry  Affiliations

Personal Data Ecosystem Consortium

Kaliya is Founder and currently serves as Thought Leader and Catalyst Emeritus. It is a new kind of industry association whose purpose is to catalyze development of an ecosystem of user-centric business models around personal data, supplanting the current 3rd party tracking and advertising driven ecosystem.

National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace

Kaliya was active in the NSTIC effort for 4 years.  This included being elected to the Management Council 3 times.  She  participated in the NSTIC launch on April 15, 2011 and wrote a lengthy response (posts, PDF) to the NSTIC Governance NOI (Notice of Inquiry) outlining how the advanced group process methods she is familiar with could be used to achieve better representation of public and industry stakeholders and ensure NSTIC takes their needs into account and stays relevant. Related posts

 OASIS – IDTrust, Member Steering Committee 2011-2015

OASIS is one of three internet standards bodies. The committee helps connect & steer identity related efforts.

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