Community Science is investing in strategies that leverage the tools of big data science and predictive analytics to improve health and human service systems, programs, and policies. This work is fundamental to what we are all about. We use “state-of-the-art qualitative and quantitative methods . . .
Meet Community Science: Kate Williams, LGSW, PMP
“Information is power,” says Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin of St. Petersburg, Florida, during her welcoming speech at the annual Community Indicators Consortium in November 2017. She was referring to the conference’s theme this year — Information is Power: Data to Support Community Change — where hundreds of data-driven activists gathered to discuss the importance of community data for addressing inequity.
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