The COVID-19 Data Project has spent the past year gathering research-ready datasets that are available for download on our Github. -- Disparities - Discover one of the the only sources of data on COVID cases by race and ethnicity at the county level. -- 5,000+ Policies - Explore a collection of thousands of machine-readable COVID-19 policies at the federal, state, and city level. -- Quality Assurance - Learn about our quality assurance process as we prepare research-ready COVID-19 cases and deaths. Also check out our other shared projects on Github -- SAS code for converting the data -- State Grades data and full website code shared

Allison Muir, MHA, presents on the qualitative and machine-readable COVID-19 Policy datasets created by The COVID-19 Data Project in collaboration with the Temple University Center for Public Health Law Research. These datasets represent over 5,000 orders and policies released in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are free and accessible to all researchers; learn about the details of these datasets and the other datasets created by The COVID-19 Data Project.

Recorded Oct 19th A walk-through of publicly-available data found at https://github.com/BroadStreet-Health Speakers ~ Tracy Flood MD PHD ~ Kaiynat Amir MPH ~ Allison Muir MHA ~ Aisha Saleem ~ Evangelia Letendre ~ Jeff Wang To read more about our methods: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.04.25.21256069v1

We support the training of youth and future leaders who want to make a difference. Do you know all of your legislators? Do you know how and when to reach out to them? We can help! Come learn about our favorite "open data, open gov" tools. Bring any issues that are important to you. During this 1 hour workshop, we will walk through important tools and tips for how to get your voice heard.

Come join us for this 20 min fireside chat discussion about the BroadStreet data exploration. We will share our thoughts on good data and will review our findings on the availability of publicly-available data on child abuse and neglect at the county level in the United States. Speakers: ~ Tracy Flood MD PhD ~ Manjusha Gopi MPH CHES ~ Kalamakaleimahoehoe Porter Thank you! This data exploration was sponsored in part by by Franciscan Health and the Victims of Violence Coalition. We also wanted to give a huge thank you to KIDS COUNT Data Center for their groundbreaking work: https://datacenter.kidscount.org/ The BroadStreet Institute is a nonprofit corporation pending 501c3 tax-exempt status

After recent policy changes surrounding reproductive health in the U.S., the BroadStreet Institute has directed an initiative to preserving the public health data of such vulnerable topics. We invite you to attend our upcoming webinar where we will be discussing the work that the BroadStreet Institute has begun in creating what we believe is the country’s first public, comprehensive abortion data repository. In this webinar, you will learn about the state of local abortion data across the United States. You will also get a glimpse of the information and data that BroadStreet Institute has archived and aggregated. The Institute's intentions to promote equity with the data will also be discussed. About the Speakers Sarwat Siddiqui is from the New York City area. Sarwat received her Bachelors of Science degree from New York University in Global Public Health and Chemistry, with concentrations in Child Adolescent Mental Health Studies and Genetics. She is the Director of Data Operations at Broadstreet, and has helped create the Abortion Data Initiative. Her interests in public health include promoting health equity and health literacy, specifically amongst underserved, low-SES, and minority communities. In her free time, Sarwat is an avid reader, foodie, and trivia nut. Brenna Jarvis, MPH is from the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. Brenna received her Master’s degree from the University of Minnesota in Maternal & Child Health, with concentrations in Epidemiology and Sexual Health. She is a co-founder in the Abortion Data Initiative. Her interests in public health are vast, but can be boiled down to improving health equity for all, with a particular emphasis on those who have been historically overlooked. In her free time, Brenna loves to read, play video games, and go hiking. Tracy Flood MD, PhD is currently located in Milwaukee the President and Cofounder of The BroadStreet Institute with 10 years of experience helping communities measure health.