After the Fact

Event Rebroadcast: A Conversation on Race and Research

Nov 12, 2021

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Inclusion Versus Exclusion

02:41

How Data Can Drive Systematic Change

02:31

Building Trust in the Biomedical Funding Agency

02:20

Introduction

4min

The Conversation on Race and Research

4min

The Nation Is More Diverse Than Ever

2min

The Role of Demographic Data in Increasing Economic Opportunity and Mobility

2min

Building in Equity and Diversity in Research

4min

Increasing Diversity in Scientific Work - Can You Give Examples?

3min

Pendemic, Opportunity Indicators - A New Covet 19 Tracker

3min

How Has the Demographics of America Changing?

4min

How Do You Factor in Historical Contexts in Housing Policy?

4min

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Building Trust in the Biomedical Funding Agency

2min

11.

Using Data Not to Repeat Patterns That Are Harmful

2min

12.

Health Equity Research

2min

13.

How Data Can Drive Systematic Change

3min

14.

Inclusion Versus Exclusion

3min

15.

Can You Talk About Missing Pieces in the Data?

2min

16.

The Importance of Race and Ethic Identity in Public Health

2min

17.

Having African Americans at the Table, Think Differently

2min

18.

Pew Trust Podcast - Slash After the Fact

2min

Stat: 4 in 10: U.S. Census data from 2020 shows that 4 in 10 Americans identify with a race other than White.

Story: The demographic landscape in the United States is changing rapidly. In this virtual event rebroadcast, guests from our “Race and Research” season discuss how the country’s growing diversity is driving a new national conversation about race and ethnicity. The event panelists also highlight the challenges and opportunities researchers face when applying a racial and equity lens to data.