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day 3 notes
re: the library of missing data sets - do we necessarily want to collect data? in some examples (such as sexual assault reporting, facial recognition, etc.) privacy is really important. data is biased and then used harshly against those who aren't in the data collection. will including those not in the data set help with the bias? privacy / ethical & non-biased data collection / publicly accessible
skills: software development, website & application coding, web accessibility, research, writing, music
PERFORM reports from independent variable: public report download tool for shootings in philly, pa
links that are interesting to me
"The Trump Administration’s Erasure of Harm Against Trans People from the Internet — How Federal Data Changes Hide Violence" - Trans United Fund
"Big Tech Wants AI in the Classroom. These Teachers are Pushing Back." - Kliger's Corner
"Why dementia care needs better data architecture" - Ollie Fielding
class readings
LittleSis (the Public Accountability Initiative): public interest research nonprofit focused on corporate and government accountability