Data Justice for Pittsburgh’s Black Neighborhoods is a project led by the Black Equity Coalition (BEC), in partnership with the City of Pittsburgh, that aims to build decision-making power for Black residents.This project will engage with those that have been impacted by residential segregation and disinvestment, by creating public processes and power over data as it is used, governed, and disseminated in the City of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh is one of four cities in the U.S. selected in the Modern Anti-racist Data Ecosystems (MADE) for Health Justice initiative.The de Beaumont Foundation sponsored the BEC’s work to assist in accelerating the development of health-focused local data ecosystems that center principles of anti-racism, equity, justice, and community power. The project will consist of two components:
Community Data Justice Collaborative
Neighborhood Power Building
