Researchers and data analysts are taught to protect research subjects in primary data collection. This conversation elevates findings from two documents produced by Urban and AISP that can help researchers, analysts, and advocates work toward implementing equitable data practices that center the needs of people and communities. 

Speakers

• Bridget Blount, Senior Director of Data Initiatives, Baltimore's Promise
• Sue Gallagher, Chief Innovation Officer, Children's Services Council of Broward County
• Leah Hendey, Codirector, National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership, Urban Institute
• Kassie Scott, Research Assistant, Urban Institute

Materials

• Presentation slides
• Principles for Advancing Equitable Data Practice
• A Toolkit for Centering Racial Equity Throughout Data Integration