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Another thank you to @corymanento and @kwcollins from data collection teams @gradientmetrics and
@Survey160, for presenting their CMS data segmentation.
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How democratic do residents perceive their state’s political system to be? Responses varied by state, and CMS respondents gave an average score of 56 overall. For more survey insights: socialsciences.cornell.edu/f…
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Join us at @cornell_tech January 20 for the @CornellCCSS @CUmidtermsurvey NYC Hackathon & Data Lunch. Mickey Jackson & Kristen Conrad are presenting on the Data Collection Panel w/ @gradientmetrics, @Survey160 & @uiowa.
📢FREE EVENT - Learn more: socialsciences.cornell.edu/f…
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Twitter has 450 million monthly active users. If we all chip in $3, we can buy back Twitter together for $44 Billion. Plus, we’ll have plenty left over to give everyone in the world $10,000.
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Don’t miss this conversation on crime rates & the role of criminal justice reform with @RightOnCrime. bit.ly/RightonCrimeEvent
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A4 Barriers cascade if you have a criminal record. You can’t get a ride to class. You need that class to get a better job. You need the job to rent a safer, healthier place, etc. Legal barriers to self-sufficiency are simultaneously incentives for recidivism. #SecondChanceMonth
Q4. People with a criminal record face barriers to education, housing, jobs, transportation, and healthcare. How do these practically impact public safety? #SecondChanceMonth
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Data is beautiful, indeed. If this chart doesn't instill hope in humanity, perhaps nothing will. Thanks for sharing and doing the work, @gradientmetrics
There was only 1 correct answer to this survey, and 43% of people got it right.
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Replying to @chris_herd
55% of workers would prefer to permanently work from home even when the pandemic subsides while 36% would like a mix @gradientmetrics

















