Worth More Than A Thousand Words
Worth More Than A Thousand Words: Picture-Based Tobacco Warning Labels and Language Rights in the U.S. By POWER, the Tobacco Free Coalition, and the DataCenter February 2007 Cigarette smoking kills ...
View ArticleDataCenter “Translates” SHAPE UP SF Policy Analysis
We are excited to share with you our latest project, the Shape Up SF Policy Analysis. This is a translation of a research-heavy report produced by the San Francisco Department ...
View ArticleResearch Justice: the Missing Link between Data and Impact
Demand for research justice is spreading across the country! Organizations, universities, and conference organizers alike are asking DataCenter how they can achieve the greatest impact and harness the...
View ArticleNew Report: Miami’s Low-income Renters Demand Better Access, Conditions, and...
April is an African American mother living in Overtown, a small neighborhood in Miami, Florida. In the 40 years she’s lived in Miami, she’s moved six times. Two years ago ...
View ArticleReport Offers Vision for a New Transit Policy that puts Race and the...
With San Francisco on the cusp of approving free transit passes for low income youth, People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER) has just released Next Stop: Justice – Race ...
View ArticleEnsuring Health Impact Assessments are Community-Driven
DataCenter has a long legacy of work in the environmental justice movement. Most recently, DataCenter joined the Alameda County Public Health Department (ACPHD) as a research partner for their health ...
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