Data and Black Liberation

You must first login to purchase this item.

Overview
Imagine a future where data is harnessed to empower marginalized communities and drive equitable solutions, rather than perpetuating systemic racism. Historically, data has been misused to justify and reinforce racial disparities, but this program gives us the tools to turn the tide. This certification provides an overview of using web-based GIS platforms for real-world applications in environmental and climate justice. Participants will explore the transformative potential of data, gaining hands-on experience with GIS tools and techniques. This program emphasizes the importance of data literacy and storytelling as tools for Black frontline communities to advocate for their rights and create a safe and healthy future.

Please review all course descriptions before completing your application to the program.
To apply for the program, click here to sign up for the courses that interest you.

1 - Introduction to Data and Black Liberation

Duration: 02:03:00
2 - Demography and Big Data - Data and BL

Duration: 01:04:46
3 - Analysis, Tools, and Security - Data and BL

Duration: 02:10:00
4 - Unlocking Gov Data - Data and BL

Duration: 01:45:00
5 - Accessing Public Data - Data and BL

Duration: 01:41:00
6 - How to Submit FOIA - Data and BL

Duration: 02:09:23
7 - The Power of Spreadsheets and Mapping - Data and BL

Duration: 01:23:00
8 - Mapping Data: Spreadsheets 101 - Data and BL

Duration: 01:22:00
9 - Unleashing Google's Power - Data and BL

Duration: 01:39:00
10 - Introduction to GIS and ArcGIS - Data and BL

Duration: 01:18:00
11 - The Art of Making a Map - Data and BL

Duration: 01:11:00
12 - Pop Ups and Maps - Data and BL

Duration: 01:21:26
13 - The Fight for Justice in Cancer Alley - Data and BL

Duration: 01:02:35
14 - Communication Strategies for Environmental Justice Activists - Data and BL

Duration: 02:07:00
15 - Governance & Policy - Data and BL
16 - Tier I Closing - Data and BL

Duration: 00:02:53
17 - Data in Black Liberation Post Course Survey

Speaker

Tonya Bonitatibus (she/her)

Thomas Gardiner

Tonya Bonitatibus & Thomas Gardiner

Charles Hua (He/Him)
Rewiring America - Analyst

Anastasia Douglas (she/her)
Narrative Strategy Director - The Chisholm Legacy Project

Natalie Rivas (they, them)
Research and Policy Co-Manager - The Chisholm Legacy Project