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QSIDE

Institute for the Quantitative Study of Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity

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  • Research
    • Inclusion in the Arts and Media
      • Diversity on Display at National Gallery of Art (2019)
      • Diversity of Artists in Major U.S Museums (2019)
      • Life Unseen (2020)
    • Criminal Justice
      • JUSTFAIR: Judicial System Transparency for Fairness through Archived/Inferred Records
      • Impacts of California Proposition 47 on Crime In Santa Monica (2020)
      • Analysis of Pre-Trial Hearings in Berkshire County Massachusetts (2019)
      • New York City Jails: COVID Discharge Policy, Data Transparency, and Reform
      • Racial Disparities in Criminal Sentencing Vary Considerably across Federal Judges (2021)
    • Education/Academia
      • Forecasting the Effect of Affirmative Action Policies in Undergraduate College Admissions (2018)
      • Comparing Demographics of Signatories to Public Letters on Diversity in the Mathematical Sciences (2020)
      • Gender Representation on Journal Editorial Boards in the Mathematical Sciences (2016)
      • COVID-19, Social Justice, and Higher Education (PASS’20)
    • Health Care Equity
    • Environmental and Climate Justice
  • Programs
    • Datathon4Justice
    • DRIVER
    • QSIDE Colloquium
    • Fellowship Program
    • Grant Writing and Project Development
  • Members
    • QSIDE Consortium
      • Data4Justice Conference
      • Community of Practice
      • SQuARED Justice Conference
    • Affiliate Program
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    • People
      • Board of Directors
      • QSIDE Fellows
    • Press/Media
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