Quantitative Research
SCSJ analyzes complex data that provides quantitative support in our litigation and policy advocacy efforts.
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Analyzing Data Sets
After cleaning and performing quality checks, SCSJ distills complex data into a focused narrative or deliverable by finding patterns and connections that ultimately support our litigation and policy advocacy efforts.
Datasets Commonly Used by SCSJ
Southern Coalition for Social Justice’s work to dismantle systems of oppression often requires analyzing data sets from a variety of sources. These data sets are acquired through internet research, data acquisition requests to government agencies, and even web scraping for data that is not easily accessible.
NC State Board of Elections
The NC State Board of Elections datasets include election data, voter files, and absentee data.
NC DEQ GIS Data
NC DEQ GIS Data datasets include environmental and geographic data for NC.
NC OneMap
The NC OneMap acts as a GIS repository for infrastructure, zoning, and more.
Redistricting Data Hub
The Redistricting Data Hub contains precinct-level data and redistricting files.
US Census Data
US Census Data provides demographic, housing, and economic data.
NC Office of State Budget and Management
NC Office of State Budget and Management datasets include population estimates and geographic data.
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Our work relies on accurate, unbiased data. Contact us to learn more about our data collection and analyzation methods.