D.A.T.A. (Data Access, Transparency, and Accountability) Research Program
The D.A.T.A. (Data Access, Transparency, and Accountability) Research Program is an extension of our dedicated policy advocacy efforts, conceived in response to the persistent challenges in data collection practices. Born amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the initiative specifically addresses the acute lack of transparency within penal institutions, especially concerning data on incarcerated women—an area long neglected and critically underreported.
RestoreHER is at the forefront of this transformative project, utilizing IRB certification to gather extensive data. This endeavor isn't just about numbers; it's about harnessing Big Data to inform and empower government bodies, public health officials, social justice organizations, community stakeholders, and all those engaged in the advocacy and support of justice-involved women.
Our partnership model is particularly innovative. By collaborating with academic institutions and involving graduate students, RestoreHER is breaking new ground. We are not only gathering crucial data but also equipping directly impacted women with the skills and knowledge to conduct research and data collection themselves. This educational empowerment initiative helps demystify data and research for those who have lived these experiences, turning them into active participants and leaders in shaping policies that directly affect their lives.
Through the D.A.T.A. Research Program, RestoreHER is redefining what it means to be data-driven, turning data into a powerful tool for justice and transformation. By integrating education, transparency, and accountability, we are setting new standards for how data serves as a cornerstone for advocacy and change.
RestoreHER is at the forefront of this transformative project, utilizing IRB certification to gather extensive data. This endeavor isn't just about numbers; it's about harnessing Big Data to inform and empower government bodies, public health officials, social justice organizations, community stakeholders, and all those engaged in the advocacy and support of justice-involved women.
Our partnership model is particularly innovative. By collaborating with academic institutions and involving graduate students, RestoreHER is breaking new ground. We are not only gathering crucial data but also equipping directly impacted women with the skills and knowledge to conduct research and data collection themselves. This educational empowerment initiative helps demystify data and research for those who have lived these experiences, turning them into active participants and leaders in shaping policies that directly affect their lives.
Through the D.A.T.A. Research Program, RestoreHER is redefining what it means to be data-driven, turning data into a powerful tool for justice and transformation. By integrating education, transparency, and accountability, we are setting new standards for how data serves as a cornerstone for advocacy and change.
RestoreHER Research Conference
D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference
DATA ACCESS, TRANSPARENCY, and ACCOUNTABILITY are not just principles—they are lifelines for women enmeshed in the criminal legal system. The lack of robust, timely data is a critical barrier to effective advocacy, policy reform, and most vitally, the safeguarding of the rights and well-being of incarcerated women, including those who are pregnant. This data deficit undermines efforts to oversee legislation and ensure safety within these institutions.
RestoreHER is deeply committed to bridging this information gap. Despite attending numerous data conferences, reviewing extensive reports, and consulting with data scientists, the result has consistently been insufficient and outdated information with no viable solutions to meet the urgent needs of justice-involved women. The D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference was born out of this urgent need. It is a converging ground for academia, healthcare professionals, researchers, stakeholders, and those directly impacted by the system to exchange data, innovative ideas, and create actionable solutions.
Our conference focuses on the meticulous capture, analysis, transfer, and sharing of data, aimed at filling the critical gaps that hinder our vision of transforming the criminal legal system for women. It's about ending prison births and the mass incarceration of women in America.
By integrating the voices and leadership of those directly impacted, the D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference ensures that research is not only ethical but profoundly informed and relevant to current issues. The insights derived from our collaborations are amplified to highlight the importance of these voices, stressing the critical need for "real-time" data that can drive future research and reform. This is more than a conference; it's a community and a movement, championing data as a tool for justice and systemic change.
RestoreHER is deeply committed to bridging this information gap. Despite attending numerous data conferences, reviewing extensive reports, and consulting with data scientists, the result has consistently been insufficient and outdated information with no viable solutions to meet the urgent needs of justice-involved women. The D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference was born out of this urgent need. It is a converging ground for academia, healthcare professionals, researchers, stakeholders, and those directly impacted by the system to exchange data, innovative ideas, and create actionable solutions.
Our conference focuses on the meticulous capture, analysis, transfer, and sharing of data, aimed at filling the critical gaps that hinder our vision of transforming the criminal legal system for women. It's about ending prison births and the mass incarceration of women in America.
By integrating the voices and leadership of those directly impacted, the D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference ensures that research is not only ethical but profoundly informed and relevant to current issues. The insights derived from our collaborations are amplified to highlight the importance of these voices, stressing the critical need for "real-time" data that can drive future research and reform. This is more than a conference; it's a community and a movement, championing data as a tool for justice and systemic change.
2024 FALL Conference Information
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Date/Location September/October 2024 TBA! (3 Days) Savannah, GA |
Mission This conference will create awareness, innovative solutions, and data collection bridge gaps between directly-impacted people, academia, organizations, stakeholders and advocacy communities; it’s a space where people can be heard and share knowledge. |
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Registration Click here to register. We offer student and young professional discounts. ALL Registration fees and conference costs will be waived for directly-impacted participants. |
Volunteers RestoreHER would appreciate the help of any and all volunteers available for this conference. This would include help with promotion, set-up/take-down, registration, and more. If you're interested, please email [email protected] |
Sponsor Research for Incarcerated Pregnant Women
Are you interested in supporting more transparency within the criminal legal system regarding incarcerated women?
Please email [email protected]
Please email [email protected]
Sponsor Payments:
If you prefer to send your sponsorship payment via check please mail checks to:
RestoreHER
(D.A.T.A. Conference)
P.O. Box 141
Red Oak, GA 30272
For payments by ACH - please contact [email protected]
For other inquiries email: [email protected]
2023 Inaugural D.A.T.A. Is LIFE Research Conference
A Very Special Thank you to our Conference Sponsors
