How can government data be leveraged for public good? (with Amy O'Hara)

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30,000 Leagues

The Policy Lab

14 episodes

7 months ago

30,000 Leagues explores the depths of some of the most vexing policy questions of our time. Hosted by David Yokum, cognitive neuroscientist and Director of The Policy Lab at Brown University, 30,000 Leagues features researchers and policymakers who use rigorous scientific methods in pursuit of a better understanding of what actually works in the world, leading to more effective policies and the future of evidence-based government.

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How can government data be leveraged for public good? (with Amy O'Hara)

30,000 Leagues

1 hour 6 minutes 32 seconds

6 years ago

How can government data be leveraged for public good? (with Amy O'Hara)

A conversation about the messy intersection of data governance, evidence building, and privacy in pursuit of leveraging our administrative data for the public good. With Amy O'Hara, Director of the Massive Data Institute at Georgetown University.

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