Everything I’ve learned about teaching analytics workshops (via plenty of trial and error!)

Beautiful formatting of code? AI’s got that down. Perfectly memorized regex syntax? Nice to have, but totally unnecessary with AI. Looking at an AI-generated...

Nail the no-brainers, showcase your skills, and highlight your humanity.

Last week, I tried to replace myself with AI. I faced a long list of data analysis projects decided to do my best to get them all done with AI instead of...

Interested in pivoting into a data role from a non-data role? My #1 tip: find a way, any way, to do data work in your current role. Yes, there is definitely...

What I’ve learned from teaching introductory Excel, SQL, and Python workshops in the age of LLMs

Incredibly grateful for and proud of the facilitation team that made this LA Tech4Good workshop such a success! This press release celebrates our first…

Catching up with Rachel Whaley, to find out how LA Tech4Good’s data equity workshops and community have evolved, and what’s coming up next.

Responsible data practice means leveling the playing field and making sure all women are fully and authentically represented in data and in decision-making.

Whether you already identify as a responsible data practitioner or if you're new to the idea, we outline three things you can do to advocate for equity in your data work.

Data equity is a growing movement for more responsible data work, from analytics and data visualization to data science and machine learning to data-driven decision making.

Yes, there are a few looming, scary reasons why nonprofit professionals are rethinking their relationship with their own data. But there is another brighter side as well.

When we decided to embark on the Annenberg Insights project, we knew its success would depend not just on moving millions of data points onto a single centralized platform, but also on how accessible we were able to make it.

Lessons from our December data workshop series on Equity + Ethics in Data during the first three weeks of December.

Very excited to be organizing this workshop with LA Tech4Good – if you're interested in bringing an equity + ethics lens to your data work, join us! We're…

Data analytics is all about asking good questions and seeking informed answers that address a real need. But how do we decide which questions to ask and whose needs are prioritized?

Thrilled to be presenting at Data Con LA next month with Daphne Cheung on a topic I'm passionate about: using technology and data to make the world a better…

Researched Chicago’s residential and public school recycling programs in order to identify neighborhood effects on school recycling rates and school impacts on local communities.

This is response to the article, “Transformed” (Telegram & Gazette, Oct. 23), concerning the Fernald facility. I would like to point out that in five instances, the author used the terms “mentally …