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I had a chance to talk with Catherine E. Harnois about her ground-breaking book: “Feminist Measures in Survey Research”. She shared what she’s been thinking since writing the book and some tips [...]

This post was originally written for the blog over at We All Count, a project for equity in data science. We’re working to demystify and democratize data and demonstrate how we can make it more [...]

Today I want to talk about possibly my favourite randomized controlled trial ever. As regular readers of this blog will know, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking and writing about RCTs — and the [...]

Connecting the dots between funding and data equity isn’t always easy — or popular. But it’s important to understand the relationship between who is paying for a study and that study’s results. [...]

Data analysis is a complex field. Even for those of us who have dedicated our lives to studying data and statistics, it can be easy to get tripped up. For those who are wading into the world of [...]

Last week, I talked about how social sector organizations can use the “Play the Winner” alternative to randomized controlled trials to get around some of the ethical challenges RCTs present. This [...]