I will always love John Denver, but the song I always blasted on trips back from college was "Homeward Bound" by Simon and Garfunkel. (I'm homeward bound tonight, for the first time in a few years, and for the last time to this particular home)
🗣 We're hiring an investigative reporter! Are you interested in reporting on police abuse, state violence, and official secrecy in Chicago and beyond? Please share with your networks, and apply at the link below. Applications are due August 31.
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I want to use my spaceflight to uplift and shine a spotlight on my home state of West Virginia.
If space travel were a pagent - my platform would be the Mountain State!
I've worked to find some incredible WV teachers and I'm hoping you'll help me clear their wish lists 👇
Enter the 2024 Significance writing competition for early career statisticians and data professionals. All topics welcome! Surprise us. Closing date: 31 May 2024.
https://t.co/guCICJIKcQ
#statistics#datascience
The most incredible news! Congratulations to long-term HRDAG partner @invinst and @trinattrill for @PulitzerPrizes in local reporting for their story on missing persons in Chicago!!
https://t.co/79JcnpaDKz
The telling sentence is in the second paragraph: "Now, at Room 100’s newcomer welcome station, Romano and Moreno connect families from all over the world with a range of services not available a block away at City Hall."
These SFUSD staff are providing amazing, crucial resources *and also* yet another example of public schools filling the gaps in our social safety net https://t.co/zxQnb5NCLD
Gah, this! I am having this argument with my kid's school community right now. A small, vocal subset of our community wants to panic about unhoused folks and some overflowing garbage cans while ignoring traffic dangers!
This is one of the things I find most frustrating about conversations around safe streets w/my neighbors. They'll pay for private security and talk about how scared they feel, but they don't even register cars as the main threat they face every day. It's invisible to most people.
HRDAG director of research Patrick Ball is quoted in this New York Times article about a paper that models death tolls in Gaza: https://t.co/BPTkW30YWv
ONLINE NOW: A groundbreaking report with @ACLU using exclusive access to data from the Allegheny Family Screening Tool—a pioneering pilot for predictive risk modeling in the family policing context.
https://t.co/Vxj7B6H6eo
Delighted to see that Cory Doctorow is coming through my hometown. Tonight he'll be at the University of Charleston and tomorrow @TaylorBooksWV!
https://t.co/PEVhMwxN9i
In a CNN interview predicting a #NobelPeacePrize winner, Henrik Urdal from PRIO talks about his shortlist and HRDAG - check it out at minute 3:50. @h_urdal@kimbrunhuber
https://t.co/w2T7ou46bw
So glad to see this publication and tool out in the world! Congratulations to the Data for Justice Project on this important work!
https://t.co/JXJVlsf908
On Sept. 25, 27, 29 check out HRDAG's María Juliana Durán and Paula Amado as they present at @ucentralbogota on the results of the Colombian Truth Commission.
"Renowned Indian-American mathematician and statistician Professor Calyampudi R. Rao passed away at the age of 102 on Tuesday, August 22. He was awarded the International Prize in Statistics, the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in July 2023."
https://t.co/RgGFEHSnOo HT @AmstatNews