US-RCN Second Annual Workshop
June 11, 2015
Millenium Park Room, School of the Art Institute of Chicago
AGENDA:
0900-0915 Welcome and Overview of US-RCN
0915-0945 Keynote: “Poverty and Organizational Density” Mario Small, Dean, Division of the Social Sciences, John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor of Sociology and of the College. University of Chicago
0945-1100 Short Talks (see below)
1100-1200 Organize into Breakouts (see below)
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1500 Breakouts continue
1500-1600 Breakout Reports
Short Talks:
- Identifying the factors that support the employment of low-income adult using integrated public sector data
- Developing a database that tracks children from kindergarten through post-secondary education and employment–focus on data quality
- 3. New Approach to Evaluation of Large-Scale Health Interventions using Agent-Based Modeling: the CommunityRx Example
- Update and Overview of the UChicago Data Science for Social Good summer program 2014
- Exploring Open Civic Data Through Time and Space
- Update on City of Chicago Data Analytics – toward Proactive Policy
- Spatial Analytics for Urban Sciences
- The Array of Things
Breakouts:
- Neighborhood/Community Vitality
- Water, Green Spaces, Air Quality
- Access and Mobility
- Health and Wellbeing
- Data Analytics Tools and Infrastructure