Episode 3 of the “Data for Social Good” series with Frank Romo of RomoGIS centers on applications of technology in community policing and safety.
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In episode 2 of the “Data for Social Good” series, Frank Romo returns to discuss the complex task of data curation, including how data cleaning is an often unknown key moment of intervention and influence.
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In episode 1 of the “Data for Social Good” series, community advocate and data scientist Frank Romo of RomoGIS discusses how spatial analysis is being used as a tool for empowerment and mobilization by local organizations and citizens.
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In episode 5 of the “Decolonizing Science” podcast series, panelists explore the field of STS - Science, Technology, and Society Studies - and its ongoing attempt to address colonization’s formative history in policy-making and scientific processes.
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In episode 4 of the “Decolonizing Science” series, panelists discuss challenges to air pollution measures in an African context, including limitations in data, funding, and governance structures.
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Imagine a truly equitable, sustainable society. What is the future history that gets us there?
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In episode 3 of the “Decolonizing Science” podcast series, a roundtable of interdisciplinary panelists discuss how air pollution mitigation is approached in the Indian context, from a science, policy, law, community, and historical perspective.
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In episode 2 of the “Decolonizing Science” podcast series, Dr. Pallavi Pant discusses her information-sharing platform and urges consideration for wider socio-economic factors regarding India’s air quality.
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Kenyan-born rap artist, political scientist, and academic activist Monaja shares what drives his motivation to infuse his artwork with socio-political commentary, and why the current trajectory of our unequal societies is unsustainable.
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In the first episode of the “Decolonizing Science” podcast series, MIT researchers Priyanka deSouza and Jia-Hui Lee discuss the history and impact of movements working to decolonize scientific practice.
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Lauren Bailey of the Nashville Food Project talks about the power of gardens to cultivating community, dignity, and purpose for newcomers to Nashville.
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In part 2 of this interview, Sizwe Herring relates his work to the civil rights movement, and recounts the destruction and reconstruction of his gardens.
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In part 1 of 2, Sizwe Herring of New Earth Matters Tennessee discusses his philosophy on earth, art, and building “communities of seen”.
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