Data for Good (DfG) volunteers helped suggest program performance metrics of the BarOn Emotional Quotient Inventory among other institutional and demographic factors that could have an impact on the social and economic outcomes of marginalized youth.
More than 20 volunteer data scientists and analysts help affordable housing provider in their mission to offer homes and services to seniors, families, and people with disabilities.
Data for Good Vancouver joined the Retail Action Network in their mission to advocate for the rights of workers in the service sector by helping analyse survey data related to working conditions.
Providing insight into how areas restrictions created by laws affect access to healthcare and support services for marginalized communities.
An unprecedented overdose crisis is killing thousands of people across [...]
Problem/main challenges: Assist the Overdose Prevention Society (OPS) in analyzing, [...]