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Talking Data Equity

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Conversations That Shift How We Do Data

Most Fridays, We All Count hosts Talking Data Equity, a free, drop-in hangout where we get real about making data choices that actually support equity. Bring your tricky questions, half-built dashboards, and “is this okay?” moments. Some weeks we have guests, some weeks we swap templates and tools, and other times we nerd out on stats. Total beginners and seasoned pros both fit right in.

Upcoming Sessions

Fridays 12:00PM-1:00PM ET

04Dec

Talking Data Equity with Dr. Hollylynne Lee

Dr. Hollylynne Stohl Lee is a mathematics educator and statistics educator who is on a mission to provide the best learning data opportunities possible for students in K-12, her university students, and educators around the world.

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11Dec

Ask Me Anything (Data Equity) with Heather Krause

For this last TDE of the year, we're going to host an AMA with Heather Krause. You can submit questions beforehand at this link and you can also ask your questions live. https://weallcount.typeform.com/TDEAMA

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08Jan

Talking Data Equity with Dr. Pamela McCoy-Jones

Dr. Pamela McCoy-Jones (Anishinaabe/Michipicoten) is the Executive Director at the University of Alberta and leads the Supporting Indigenous Language Revitalization (SILR) initiative. She will join us to share her expertise on Indigenous languages, data, and sovereignty.

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22Jan

Talking Data Equity with North Arrow (Charles Grosperrin and team)

North Arrow is a New York based impact mapping and data visualization consultancy co-founded by Charles Grosperrin and Dr. Olivia Ildefonso that builds interactive maps, dashboards and data stories for nonprofits and foundations. Their work closes the data capacity gap between the social sector and the corporate world, layering community data against public indicators so organizations can see where the gaps are and whose needs are going unmet.

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29Jan

Talking Data Equity with Xing Brew

Xing Brew is a Toronto based data scientist and designer and the co-founder of Databrew, a data consultancy working in global health and development with clients including the WHO, UNICEF and the World Bank. Xing's work spans ethical field data collection, health equity reporting and clear data visualization, with a focus on making sure the people data is collected about are represented fairly in how that data is gathered, analyzed and communicated.

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05Feb

Talking Data Equity with Gina Johnson (PSEO)

Dr. Gina Johnson is Director of the Postsecondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) Coalition and Principal and Co-founder of Data EmpowerED Consulting. The coalition partners with the U.S. Census Bureau to link college graduate records with national wage data, and Gina works with states and institutions to use those outcomes data responsibly to ask who benefits from higher education, by program, by place and by population.

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26Feb

Talking Data Equity with Claire Kelling

Dr. Claire Kelling is an Assistant Professor of Statistics at Carleton College, where she directs the Statistics and Public Policy Lab and co-founded the Data Science, Police Accountability, and Community Engagement (DSPACE) group. Her research develops spatial statistical methods for analyzing policing data in partnership with community members and organizations, and she is a leading voice on community-based participatory statistics and open data on police use of force.

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I intentionally draw on We All Count’s teachings and practices to guide our approach to racial health equity, and I reference them when working with external partners and collaborators. Their philosophy supports us in centering community voice, challenging extractive systems, and aligning our daily work with our values.

– Artrese Morrison, Executive Director, Health Leads
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Talking Data Equity is the only place I’ve seen serious technical data work discussed alongside real questions of power, harm, and responsibility. It makes me think differently about my own projects every single time.

– H Sun, Public Policy Information Officer
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This is the only data web series I’ve attended to that treats equity like part of the actual job, not some extra thing on top. It’s definitely made me a better analyst and honestly a little more careful about the calls I make.

– Sam L, Data Engineer, Tech Sector
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The Talking Data Equity conversations, hosted by We All Count, provide invaluable resources and “best practices” sharing for everyone who is passionate about data and/or social justice, regardless of where we are on our equity journeys. Any person or group aiming to strengthen their technical skills within a supportive, justice-oriented community will find a welcoming home here, learning alongside leading cross-industry experts to build a modern, inclusive, and ethically grounded data future for everyone.

– DW, Public Health Sector
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