The ICPSR Data Fair starts Friday, and if you aren't registered already we hope you'll join us.

The Data Fair is a free, virtual conference that is open to the public. Whether you attend one session or 28, there's something here for all.

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Announcing two new presentations:

Data Quality Challenges for Census 2020: How will we know and what can we do?
Tuesday, 9/22 at 4pm EDT

Presented by: 
- John H. Thompson, former Director of the U.S. Census Bureau 
- D'Vera Cohn, senior writer and editor at Pew Research Center
- Dr. Joseph Hotz, Distinguished Professor of Economics at Duke University
- Dr. Mark Hansen, Columbia University (moderator)

Challenges for Census 2020: The impact on data quality
Friday, 9/25 at 12pm EDT

Speakers will include two Chief Statisticians of the United States (emeritae) and an expert on the development of statistical data systems (particularly the census). Topics will include mail delays at the USPS, political appointees, COVID-19, and other factors affecting the 2020 Census.
 

Data Fair at a glance:

All times EDT.

Please note that all attendees must register for the Data Fair before attending individual presentations.

Friday 9/18:

• 11am: Attendee Orientation

Monday 9/21:

• 11am: Rebuild and Empower: The Public Value of Data-Driven Social Science
• 12pm: IRIS: Five Years of Creating Trusted Independent Data About the Impact of Research
• 1pm: The 2020 Presidential Race Mid-Campaign
• 2pm: Redistricting Math: Using Computers to Stop Gerrymandering
• 3pm: Methods and Analytic Approaches for Physically Disabled Persons Using Administrative Claims Datasets
• 4pm: A Quantitative Intersectional Approach to Examining Risk and Resilience Among Young Black Men

Tuesday 9/22:

• 11am: Analyst, Creator, Consultant: Models of Undergraduate Experiential Data Learning
• 12pm: Damned Lies and Coronavirus Statistics
• 1pm: Capturing the Lived Experience of Subgroups in the US
• 2pm: Quantifying Gender Identities and Behaviors
• 3pm: Data in Social Media
• 4pm: Data Quality Challenges for Census 2020: How will we know and what can we do?

Wednesday 9/23:

• 11am: State of the Consortium
• 12pm: Decennial Census Digitization and Linkage Project
• 1pm: Augmenting Health Research through Secondary Data Use: the National Neighborhood Data Archive (NaNDA)
• 2pm: The Real-Life Story of the Just-Released ICPSR Study: New Immigrants Admitted to the United States, Federal Fiscal Years 1972-2000
• 3pm: Case Studies in Communicating Data in Higher Education: From Awareness to Action
• 4pm: A Summer Program Like No Other: A Retrospective on the 2020 ICPSR Summer Program

Thursday 9/24:

• 11am: On Why Race Still Matters: Ontological Commitments and Researching Without Numbers
• 12pm: Segregation within Integrated Schools: Racially Disproportionate Student-Teacher Assignments in Middle Schools
• 1pm: Data Engagement for the Data-Hesitant Librarian
• 2pm: Using Cannabis Data to Improve Public Health and Promote Social Equity
• 3pm: Celebrating 20 Years of Linking You to Publications that Analyze ICPSR Data
• 4pm: Data for Real Life: ICPSR for research, data in the classroom and more

Friday 9/25:

• 11am: ICPSR's COVID 19 Data Archive
• 12pm: Challenges for Census 2020: The impact on data quality
• 1pm: Getting to Know the ISR Summer Institute in Survey Research Techniques
• 2pm: Conceptualizing and Visualizing Conflict Data with Shiny

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