On the latest episode of our #OnTheEvidence podcast, J.B. Wogan and Jennifer Soong discuss how better measurement, better data collection, and better web-based decision support tools could ensure the effective implementation of regenerative agriculture and other nature-based #climate solutions. Dig in: https://lnkd.in/efNp8Jz6
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Mathematica is the insight partner that illuminates the path to progress for public- and private-sector changemakers. We apply expertise at the intersection of data, methods, policy, and practice, translating big questions into deep insights that weather the toughest tests. Driven by our mission to improve public well-being, we collaborate closely with our clients to improve programs, refine strategies, and enhance understanding. Our more than 1,400 experts work across the country and around the globe, partnering with federal agencies, state and local governments, foundations, universities, professional associations, and businesses. Mathematica is reimagining the way the world gathers and uses data, surfacing evidence that guides decisions in areas ranging from health, education, child welfare, and family support to nutrition, employment, disability, criminal justice, and international development.
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From using AI to improve human services to preventing machine-learning bias, Mathematica's LinkedIn newsletter offers succinct summaries of the latest research and evidence on artificial intelligence. Try it, subscribe here: https://ow.ly/lEwa30sF5C0
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Our approach to addressing the effects of climate change is driven by data and focused on helping people in vulnerable communities. Recently, we provided recommendations to the U.S. Department of Agriculture in support of farmers taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and employ sustainable land-use practices. Learn more about voluntary carbon markets for the the agricultural and forestry sectors: https://ow.ly/Fi7v30sF0Au
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"Given the potential for these models to negatively affect outcomes—particularly for large, underserved populations—model developers and users should make certain to refine the predictive performance."
Addressing bias in data analytics
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This week we were part of Columbia University's Extreme Heat Workshop, sharing our research and data-driven approach to addressing the health impacts of climate change. Dheeya Rizmie, PhD presented on the role of primary care and introduced a poster on ClimaWATCH, the interactive tool we built to boost adaptation and resilience. The event focused on "bridging climate research and practice," says Dheeya, "and creating more transdisciplinary work." #ProgressTogether
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Owen Schochet, PhD, MPP was on Capitol Hill today to share Mathematica's #EarlyChildhood research—for example, our recent report on the benefits of Washington D.C.'s pioneering Early Childhood Educator Pay Equity Fund: https://lnkd.in/eBFNrnhC
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We're welcoming a new member to our board of directors! “I’m thrilled to join Mathematica’s board at a time when the organization’s focus on innovating at the intersection of data science, social science, and technology is critically important for decision makers around the world," says Susan Ness. #ProgressTogether
Susan Ness Elected to Mathematica's Board of Directors
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Coming up! A conversation about data science for social good featuring our Esteban J. Quiñones, Ph.D. ⬇
If you're interested in data science for social good, you won't want to miss this panel discussion moderated by ADSA and the Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management. 📆 Tuesday, August 6 🕑 2 pm ET / 11 am PT REGISTER: tinyurl.com/DS-register Sign up now if you want to: - learn how data science can, and should, be used to improve the identification and implementation of public policy problems for social good - understand the ethical, institutional, and legal challenges associated with collecting, combining, and analyzing data to inform and guide policymaking - learn best practices in training students and practitioners at the intersection of data science and public policy to be responsible data stewards who improve the design, implementation, and outcomes of critical solutions for society. #datascience #datascienceforsocialgood #ethics #AI #policy #responsibledata #paneldiscussion
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“We are eager to support the continued growth of C230 Consulting Group as a leader in monitoring, evaluation, and learning—and we are just as eager to learn from its experience working across Latin America,” says Jeff Bernson. Learn about a new partnership to expand the use of evidence-driven programs and policies around the world:
C230 Consulting Group and Mathematica Launch a Strategic Joint Venture
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Tulika Narayan: “Evaluations are crucial for understanding effective climate interventions and guiding investment. We applaud the #GEMReport and the Sustainability and Education Policy Network for highlighting the need to bridge evidence gaps in climate education.” Full text from UNESCO: https://bit.ly/ccec2024
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