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Be Inspired By Data.
Using data to make an impact— drive decisions, spur change, assess impact, and communicate— isn't just for large organizations with a dedicated data scientist. Join us as we bring together nonprofits, start-ups, small businesses, government organizations, philanthropic organizations with data scientists, social entrepreneurs, civic hackers, and community members for a day-long exploration of data— how to use, collect it, visualize it, tell stories with, and more.
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KEYNOTE PRESENTER
Andrew Means is a serial social entrepreneur leading organizations that make use of data and technology to create impact. Andrew is also the founder of professional development organization Data Analysts for Social Good and the former DoGoodData Conference. He has previously held leadership positions at Uptake.org, the University of Chicago’s Center for Data Science & Public Policy, and the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago.
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Why Data for Impact?
With more and more individuals looking for ways to increase their efficiency and effectiveness while communicating their impact to disparate audiences people are turning to data. Data provides a foreseeable way forward and the Data for Impact Conference is your guide to thought leaders, practitioners, and other explorers.
Engage with social entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs-at-large, civic hackers, and personal-use data reclaimers as we mix and mingle with nonprofit, start-up, corporate, philanthropic, and government organizations. You'll learn and grow together, share in the challenges of understanding data, using data, building your skills with data, and very importantly telling the story of your impact with data.
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KATHY PARK National Council on Crime and Delinquency |
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MATTHEW SANIIE Cook County's State's Attorney's Office |
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MARY MICHAUD Analyst, Artist, Humorist VisuaLeverage |
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DR. RICHARD BARKER AstroBotany UW-Madison Botany Department |
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KARA KRATOWICZ City of Madison Madison, Wisconsin |
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WILLIAM HAKIZIMANA MadPy Madison Python Meetup |
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Workshops
We've focused on workshops in five key areas— measuring impact, how-to-use data (case studies), dealing with data (from cleaning to visualization), tools (what to use in your data efforts), and ethics & morality (because understanding how data can be used wrongly is as important as understanding data).
We've got some great workshops, including
- Mission Driven Data Collection, Brad James, Beepods
- Leveraging Public Datasets To Drive Social Impact, William Hakizimana, Madpy (Madison Python Meetup)
- Can Artificial Intelligence Be Fair? Egor Korneev, Ordinal Science & Kathy Park, National Council On Crime And Delinquency
- Storytelling: Using Data To Inspire (The Nasa Files), Dr. Richard Barker, Uw-Madison Botany Department
- Increasing The Impact Of Open Data, Kara Kratowicz, City Of Madison
- Visual Data To Drive Action, Mary Michaud, Visualeverage
- Defining Data Matters: Measuring Recidivism, Megan Jones, Wisconsin Department Of Corrections
These are just a few of our workshops. Visit the website for workshop descriptions and to receive updates.
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Forward Festival
Data for Impact is part of Madison's flagship technology and entrepreneurship festival— ForwardFest. ForwardPass holders can register for the conference with your access code for free. Need a Forward Pass? Visit forwardfest.org/register. We can offer you a 33% discount code. Please use MBHnRpQ.
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Other Events at ForwardFest
There are a number of other great opportunities to explore the cross-section of entrepreneurship, social impact, and using technology to build better communities during the event.
Here are some of our recommendations…
There are a lot more great events on the Forward Festival website, so give it a visit.
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