Lucy Institute graduate scholar leverages technology to improve health access for migrant communities
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Each day, millions of people leave their birth countries forever. Sometimes those who emigrate are forced to leave behind important identification and medical records. As a result, they face barriers to receiving care for chronic illnesses or mental health conditions.
Now, thanks to the work of Lucy Graduate Scholar, Maria Caterina “Cat” Gargano, a free user-driven digital platform is available to store and protect migrants’ essential health information.
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| Panel Discussion: Building Relationships through Community-Driven Research
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March 4, 2024 | 4:00pm
1050 Jenkins Nanovic
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In this panel, you will learn how to effectively build relationships with communities in order to ethically conduct human subjects research. Panelists will provide strategies and resources for giving back to the communities you engage for rapport-building and IRB-approved incentives. Students, staff, and faculty are welcome to attend.
To attend, please register.
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| The Legacy Project: A Network Analysis of the Work of the Columbian Truth Commission on Exile
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March 7, 2024 | 12:30-2:00pm
C103, Hesburgh Center for International Studies
& on Zoom
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Cécile Mouly will present preliminary findings from a joint research project to map the volunteers in 24 countries who contributed to the work of the Truth Commission abroad, and the network used to connect with each other.
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iTREDS Cohort 5: 2024-2026 Applications are Now Open!
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Sophomores with prerequisites to take data science and AI courses, such as those working towards a BA/BS in Computer Science (CS), Applied Math, Computer Science & Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics (ACMS), or a Minor in Data Science.
- Sophomores who, before starting the program, will have completed both Calculus and Introduction to Computer Programming (CPSC 207) courses.
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| Data STARS: Request for Research Proposals
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Deadline: Proposals are evaluated quarterly and are due on the following dates in 2024:
March 1, May 31, and Aug 16.
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The Lucy Family Institute welcomes researchers to propose initiatives that align with the 2023-2024 Lucy Annual Theme, “Data Stories of Translational Advances in Research for Society (Data STARS).”
Proposers may request up to $1,500 towards covering the costs of the following activities:
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- Interdisciplinary convening events, particularly those that bring academics together with policymakers or private sector leaders
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On-campus workshops or conferences
- Other transdisciplinary endeavors at the intersection of data science and society
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Do you want to make a difference? We welcome you to pursue open opportunities at the Lucy Family Institute for Data & Society, where data science, the newest technologies, and the humanities converge to rewrite the narrative of societal challenges.
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"The Lucy Family Institute will be an intellectual and interdisciplinary beacon that produces impactful and equitable data-driven solutions for the good of society."
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– Nitesh Chawla, Founding Director
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