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Creating Impact: Conducting Research On An Issue In My Community

As I made considerable progress on my research project throughout June and July, I spent a good deal of time reflecting on the potential impact of my research project, which explores the human and civil rights implications of data-driven and predictive policing practices.  Being intentional about the impact of my project, both in and outsideContinue reading “Creating Impact: Conducting Research On An Issue In My Community”

Research Update: Addressing the Struggles & Surprises

Project Title: Algorithmic Law Enforcement: Exploring the Human and Civil Rights Implications of Predictive Policing Reflecting on my first three weeks dedicated to my research project exploring the human and civil rights implications of data-driven and predictive policing, I am feeling satisfied with my project, and grateful for all I have learned through this process.Continue reading “Research Update: Addressing the Struggles & Surprises”

Overcoming Challenges in Research: A Mid-Summer Reflection

Dear fellow research enthusiasts, As I dive deeper into my summer research journey, I find it important to look back on the surprises and problems I’ve faced. Good planning is crucial for any research project, and mine is no different. My project, “Exploring the Impact of Solitary Confinement on Recidivism and Social Outcomes,” has hadContinue reading “Overcoming Challenges in Research: A Mid-Summer Reflection”