We discuss weekly readings with the goal of doing better social science! Imformation on readings, the mailing list, and our Zotero group are on the website (linked below).

This is not the page you are looking for! Please check our active working groups for current information.

PWP is every other week for the summer! See the group page for this week's info.

The Python Workers' Party is a weekly working party, where we develop code that's relevant to our (i.e., *your*) work. See the link below for more up-to-date information!

Women of color face many barriers to data-intensive social science including lack of access to technology, adequate training, and support. Women Coloring Data is a working group that was initiated by the D-Lab to address some of these challenges. The group is guided by faculty and alumni with the broad participation of graduate and undergraduate students. Women Coloring Data has succeeded in bringing more Underrepresented Minorities into the D-Lab and familiarizing them with the resources D-Lab has to offer. We are meeting every other week over the summer and we would like to invite other women of color to participate. Currently, the group is working on a WordPress site in order to showcase the portfolios of the women involved and to provide tips and tricks in data-intensive social science.

This is not the page you are looking for! Please check our active working groups for current information.

PWP is every other week for the summer! See the group page for this week's info.

The Python Workers' Party is a weekly working party, where we develop code that's relevant to our (i.e., *your*) work. See the link below for more up-to-date information!

Women of color face many barriers to data-intensive social science including lack of access to technology, adequate training, and support. Women Coloring Data is a working group that was initiated by the D-Lab to address some of these challenges. The group is guided by faculty and alumni with the broad participation of graduate and undergraduate students. Women Coloring Data has succeeded in bringing more Underrepresented Minorities into the D-Lab and familiarizing them with the resources D-Lab has to offer. We are meeting every other week over the summer and we would like to invite other women of color to participate. Currently, the group is working on a WordPress site in order to showcase the portfolios of the women involved and to provide tips and tricks in data-intensive social science.

This is not the page you are looking for! Please check our active working groups for current information.

PWP is every other week for the summer! See the group page for this week's info.

The Python Workers' Party is a weekly working party, where we develop code that's relevant to our (i.e., *your*) work. See the link below for more up-to-date information!

In this working group you will learn about Machine learning and how to apply it on a concrete project. It will serve as a support for the free 'Machine Learning' coursera online class, taught by Andrew Ng, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab:

https://www.coursera.org/course/ml

Review the material for the class and develop your own project (or join a group of 1-3 students). Examples of projects can be found here.

In this working group you will learn about Machine learning and how to apply it on a concrete project. It will serve as a support for the free 'Machine Learning' coursera online class, taught by Andrew Ng, director of the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab:

https://www.coursera.org/course/ml

Review the material for the class and develop your own project (or join a group of 1-3 students). Examples of projects can be found here.

This is not the page you are looking for! Please check our active working groups for current information.

PWP is every other week for the summer! See the group page for this week's info.

The Python Workers' Party is a weekly working party, where we develop code that's relevant to our (i.e., *your*) work. See the link below for more up-to-date information!