RESEARCH

Analyzing Data Sets

SCSJ analyzes complex data that provides quantitative support in our litigation and policy advocacy efforts.

Quantitative Research

Quantitative Research Resources

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.

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.

Public Data Suggests 25% of Alleged “Never-Residents” Targeted by Judge Griffin Previously Lived in North Carolina 

Challenged Voter Data

SCSJ analyzed the list of challenged voters released by the State Board of Elections and found that 25% of the alleged "never-residents" targeted by Judge Griffin lived in North Carolina.

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Sampson County Landfill Origin Explorer Digital Interface transposed on top of grassy field

Sampson County Landfill Origins Explorer

This tool gives users direct access to the data that solid waste facilities like the Sampson County landfill report to the NCDEQ.

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SRO Resource Tool User Interface

Police in Schools: How to File a Complaint

This first-of-its-kind tool aims to help students, parents, and school employees navigate local policies regarding filing school grievances in connection with SROs.

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