Revolutionizing Data for Public Good
Unique new datasets are increasingly enabling breakthroughs in research on poverty and inequality. By generating granular, high-frequency data, technological tools have the potential to answer important questions about human behavior and affect positive social change. However, the barriers to utilizing these types of data are numerous, including issues regarding intellectual property, privacy, and data management.
To address these challenges, The Opportunity Lab (O-Lab) and CEGA held a conference and matchmaking event to identify ways that new-unique data can advance social good, promote communication between researchers and companies with rich datasets, and provide a deeper understanding of the synergistic benefits of data access.
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Hilary Hoynes
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Igor Popov
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Conrad Miller
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Thomas Kalil
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Tom Tarantino
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Dan Lopez
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Rachelle Celebrezze
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Andi Gros
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Jonathan Hall
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Ethan Yeh
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Jesse Rothstein
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Jenna Nicholas
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Benjamin Handel
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Patrick Kline
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Daniel Zhao
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Dmitri Koustas
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Natalie Cox
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Ingrid Haegele
