Leading Equitable Data Practices
College and University Workshops
Bring data equity courses to your students
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In this video, Yohance gives a brief intro to why data should be equitable, the definition and importance of data ethics, and its relevance across business, computer science and healthcare fields.
Our customized curriculum can supplement your teaching, and benefit your students with data equity fundamentals and hands-on learning.
❝ Our Leading Equitable Data Practices workshops are great for your school and, most importantly, your students,❞ says Yohance Barrett, data equity facilitator.
We’ve presented at the UCLA Anderson Master of Science in Business Analytics and the Tufts University Master of Science in Data Analytics programs, and a Yale Internet Ethics class.
Customized formats range from a guest lecture with interactive activity, and a 2-session format (Equitable Data Practices & Applied Data Equity), to a 5-session elective course (read more here).
What people are saying
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“It is hard to adequately express my gratitude to Yohance and Rachel for the Data Ethics course they taught at UCLA Anderson for the MS Business Analytics program. Ethics is an underappreciated aspect in the competitive world of business that is oftentimes singularly focused on end results. The engaging discussion across a broad spectrum of ethic topics will be invaluable guiding principles throughout our careers in the future.”
Universities are ripe with interest in responsible data
Read UCLA student’s journey into data equity at Connecting the Dots: My Journey in Analytics
See how one professor incorporated our curriculm for third-year undergraduate engineering students at the University of Waterloo here: Engineering students envision equity and access in Waterloo Park
We’ve also presented to UCLA Library staff and the American Association of University Women.