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UID:154-8212@cure.camden.rutgers.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20231017T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20231017T180000
DTSTAMP:20231011T143250Z
URL:https://cure.camden.rutgers.edu/events/breaking-barriers-holistic-thin
 king-around-data-informed-communities/
SUMMARY:Breaking Barriers: Holistic Thinking Around Data-Informed Communiti
 es
DESCRIPTION:The CoLab Initiative is a data-informed community engagement ho
 sted by the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office in the District Atto
 rney’s Transparency Analytics (DATA) Lab. This initiative fosters partne
 rships between the DATA Lab and community-based organizations in Philadelp
 hia by hosting workshops to provide data tools and engage in participatory
  research exercises. The main priorities of the DATA CoLab are: 1) to enha
 nce the community partners’ capacity to use data to inform programming a
 nd advocacy efforts within their communities and 2) to elevate the experie
 nces of community stakeholders and needs of various communities to inform 
 data-driven policymaking. This project is intended to be place-based and c
 ommunity-driven.\nThe CoLab Initiative was piloted in the Germantown neigh
 borhood of Philadelphia from 2020-2022 and has been recently funded by the
  Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency “PCCD” from 2023-202
 6 to expand to Kensington\, West\, and Southwest sections of the city. For
  this seminar\, Mariel will discuss the CoLab model\, the implementation o
 f the piloted initiative\, lessons learned and the work ahead.\nAbout the 
 speaker\nMariel Delacruz (she/her/ella) is a third-year Criminal Justice P
 h.D. scholar at Temple University. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Crim
 inology\, Psychology and Sociology from Cabrini University and a Master of
  Arts degree in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University-Camden. Mariel ha
 s held several positions in direct services\, advocacy\, policy\, and rese
 arch. Mariel’s focus areas include critical criminology\, community-base
 d participatory research\, victimization\, wrongful convictions\, policy\,
  youth\, and young adults. Mariel’s goals\, both in academia and in her 
 applied work\, is to center and amplify the voices and experiences of Blac
 k\, Latinx and communities of color. Mariel is a co-founder and committee 
 member of the newly established New Jersey Innocence Project affiliated wi
 th the Rutgers-Camden Law School.\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\nThis event is cospo
 nsored by the Rutgers–Camden Department of Sociology\, Anthropology\, an
 d Criminal Justice.
LOCATION:Honors College\, 319 Cooper Street\, Camden\, NJ\, 08102\, United 
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