Nonpartisan redistricting analysis • draw stuff at https://teapawt.net/t.co/6xa6bAc02C
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MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
💭The MGGG Redistricting Lab (@gerrymandr) is hiring a Senior Web Developer to redesign Districtr, a tool that promotes citizen involvement in the redistricting process. mggg.org/jobs
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
Please share if you know folks who might be interested! The MGGG Redistricting Lab does fascinating and important work. And, speaking from experience, they are a delight to collaborate with :-D
Know a web developer looking for a short-term, high impact democracy project? We're hiring! 🎉 Details here: mggg.org/jobs
Know a web developer looking for a short-term, high impact democracy project? We're hiring! 🎉 Details here: mggg.org/jobs
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
estimating voter preferences has never been easier. We’ve just put out a new release of PyEI, which wraps state-of-the-art statistical inference methods into a single, simple package: tinyurl.com/einference. learn more about PyEI here! mggg.org/posts/pyei
estimating voter preferences has never been easier. We’ve just put out a new release of PyEI, which wraps state-of-the-art statistical inference methods into a single, simple package: tinyurl.com/einference. learn more about PyEI here! mggg.org/posts/pyei
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
today our New York City mapping module goes live – making it the 135th location around the country where we have helped governments and community groups collect mapping ideas from the public. districtr.org/tag/NYC2022
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
Article by @aloni_bologna, Moon Duchin (@gerrymandr), JN Matthews & Bhushan Suwal is the result of a multi-year collaboration studying how #DifferentialPrivacy impacts the #census #data used to draw electoral districts in the US #redistricting
hdsr.mitpress.mit.edu/pub/95…
today our New York City mapping module goes live – making it the 135th location around the country where we have helped governments and community groups collect mapping ideas from the public. districtr.org/tag/NYC2022
so far, we’ve collected over 135,000 maps from people around the world. here’s a Utah Congressional map from earlier today… districtr.org/plan/135446
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read more about our work to support public involvement in redistricting! mggg.org/posts/districtr-pub…
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MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
The @Reed_College_ Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences welcomes Moon Duchin (@TuftsUniversity and @gerrymandr) Wed March 9 at 7pm for her talk "Is Justice Blind? A Case Study".
ALT Flyer for Moon Duchin's talk. Text: Is Justice Blind? A Case Study Dr. Moon Duchin PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS, TUFTS UNIVERSITY Wed, March 9 7 p.m. Vollum Lecture Hall In-Person (No virtual option available) Open to Reed Community 2022 MNS Division Speaker If you are following the rumblings in the Supreme Court, you know that race-blind everything is all the rage with the Court's conservatives. This will figure into two important cases in the coming term. Affirmative action and the Voting Rights Act are both in the balance. Dr. Duchin will discuss the legal contours of colorblindness and will focus on the case study knows best: race-blind redistricting. Moon Duchin is an Associate Professor of Mathematics at Tufts University. In addition to geometric group theory and geometric topology, Dr. Duchin studies the mathematics of redistricting, and mathematical interventions for racial justice.
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
We had mathematician Moon Duchin stop by to answer your math questions. Questions like, "When will I ever need to use this equation?" and "How the f*** did Mayans develop the concept of zero?"
This is WIRED's Math Support: wired.trib.al/zA4KtFU
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
I love seeing these popular YouTube videos featuring awesome math/CS folks! Here's one with Moon Duchin (PI of @gerrymandr) for @WIRED, answering math questions from Twitter youtube.com/watch?v=uMMQbcis…
we've just received our 100,000th submission to districtr.org! 🎉🎉🎉 thank you all for joining us in our mission to put the tools of democracy in the hands of the people – and here's to the next 100,000 maps!
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
Democracy and fairness are hard work.
Thanks to the work by @TuftsUniversity’s Moon Duchin & @gerrymandr, and @michiganstateu’s @IPPSR .
ippsr.msu.edu/redistricting
One of the most gerrymandered political maps in the country has suddenly been replaced by one of the fairest. Here’s how Michigan did it. nyti.ms/32Loln8
MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
Solon High School's AP Government student Easton Singer's Ohio Congressional Map Gerrymandered to create 12 Democratic Districts and 4 GOP Districts. Not an easy task in our fairly red state. Thank you @gerrymandr and districtr.org for this awesome instructional tool.
Join the Districtr team to learn how to use our platform and map districts and communities of interest (COIs)!
📌Workshops for Districts!
📌Workshops for COIs!
📌Study Halls!
Sign up at tinyurl.com/ep3cyc8j
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MGGG Redistricting Lab retweeted
🎉 Announcing the 2021 Mapping Contest 🎉
We're partnering the MGGG (@gerrymandr) to sponsor a mapping contest to produce the best-possible Congressional, state senate, and state house maps for MO.
Learn more & submit maps at openmapsmo.org!
