Introducing the Training Provider Outcomes Toolkit Trying to find a good job training program can be daunting. How do you know if the skills they teach are valuable in the job market? And how can you be sure they’re doing a good job of teaching those skills? Especially, when the costs can be high. It [...]
Performing data science analysis without business context is like entering bacalhau in a vegan cooking competition: a case of the right answers to the wrong problem. In order to uphold the social good aspect of our work at the Data Science for Social Good fellowship, the first step is making sure [...]
Introducing the Data@Work Research Hub and Funding Opportunity With the rapid growth and adoption of technologies like artificial intelligence having uncertain and disparate effects on labor markets, the need for high-quality interdisciplinary research into labor market dynamics and workforce development has never been so urgent. While new data sources capturing detailed interactions between job seekers, [...]